Well, we can blame the screenwriters or editors for this omission, but I find it highly unlikely that a contractual hit of this nature is being discussed without consideration of several factors, including: message, conspicuity, anonymity, ambiguity, concealment, etcetera. On the one hand, you might want everyone in the Justice Department to KNOW this is a gangland hit. On the other hand, you might just want him to quietly disappear without any suggestion of nefarious activity. Professional assassins would very seriously take these considerations into account. Failure to do so could elicit disastrous consequences.
Yes and he had to wait for a second ambulance and they had no painkiller, and then he went to the hospital, went into surgery, and then after the surgery lingered for days babbling nonsense, and then he died. His death scene could have been made into an hour and a half movie.
Why does he call him “the Dutchman” ? ..he was born in the Bronx, from Jewish parents who came from Germany. Therefore he was American, or if you like, German….but certainly not Dutch.
You are right he is not Dutch. On the other hand, Dutch, Holland, etc. are low level or offspring of Germans. Such as Spain vs. all other Spanish speaking countries.
Like with "The Lost Dutchman" Mine name, Dutch is an Americanization of Deutsch (German)... so Germans (Deutsch) would be called "Dutch" by a significant amount of unknowledgeable/unworldly Americans.
"....the characters and places portrayed in this story on based on fact." The word is *based.* It was more dramatic for this episode to stage a rubout on a deserted late nght street, rather than "a chop house in New Jersey".
His real name, as I am aware of, was Arthur Flegginheimer (if I spelled it correctly) He did go by the nickname of Dutch Schultz, though.
I like the professionalism,and precision in the hitters.
Well, we can blame the screenwriters or editors for this omission, but I find it highly unlikely that a contractual hit of this nature is being discussed without consideration of several factors, including: message, conspicuity, anonymity, ambiguity, concealment, etcetera.
On the one hand, you might want everyone in the Justice Department to KNOW this is a gangland hit.
On the other hand, you might just want him to quietly disappear without any suggestion of nefarious activity.
Professional assassins would very seriously take these considerations into account. Failure to do so could elicit disastrous consequences.
Fantastic suppoting role for the great Ken Lynch.
He was killed in The Palace Chop House & Tavern ...!
Yes and he had to wait for a second ambulance and they had no painkiller, and then he went to the hospital, went into surgery, and then after the surgery lingered for days babbling nonsense, and then he died. His death scene could have been made into an hour and a half movie.
This is more factual. Schultz was killed because of his feeling towards Dewey.
Ol' Dutch didn't seem to be much of a team player....which proved to be his undoing !!
Yes, the Dutch insisted on his way and he paid the ultimate price for doing things his way.
The Dutch paid with his own life. He paid in full.
May 14th ,1959
This is not bad, but The Untouchables episode on Dutch Schultz was much better.
@DAVID BERMAN don't be a troll.
Exactly!
Best "Dutch" Schultz" was the late Vic Morrow.
Aired May 14th ,1959
@DAVID BERMAN don't be a troll.
Acting is so palpable!
Why does he call him “the Dutchman” ? ..he was born in the Bronx, from Jewish parents who came from Germany. Therefore he was American, or if you like, German….but certainly not Dutch.
No dude , that was just a nickname they would call Dutch Schultz
You are right he is not Dutch.
On the other hand, Dutch, Holland, etc. are low level or offspring of Germans.
Such as Spain vs. all other Spanish speaking countries.
Like with "The Lost Dutchman" Mine name, Dutch is an Americanization of Deutsch (German)... so Germans (Deutsch) would be called "Dutch" by a significant amount of unknowledgeable/unworldly Americans.
He based himself on a boxer that lived in n the area he grew up in whos name was swalz and was Dutch.
As I am aware of, Dutch's real name was Arthur Flegginheimer.
DUTCH DID NOT DIED LIKE THIS....
True. He and his men were hit in a chop house in New Jersey.
@@theironclads Maybe Dutch should have had the veal. But that didn't go so well for Capt. McCluskey either in "The Godfather".
@@jubalcalif9100 McCluskey was enjoying his spaghetti & meatballs until Michael put a bullet in his throat.
"....the characters and places portrayed in this story on based on fact."
The word is *based.* It was more dramatic for this episode to stage a rubout on a deserted late nght street, rather than "a chop house in New Jersey".
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Dutch Shultz kind-a reminds me of Hillary Clinton....maybe not quite as ruthless as Hillary, but close.
She learned from the Dutchman.
😂 That's a good one. But true. Hillary is worse.
Nuts. She worked for this country for decades.
@@doreekaplan2589 I didn't know Dutch was a trannie. When did she re-identify? Geez, maybe the Dutch of yore actually is the Hillary of today!!!
The acting is so bad