Jewish Brooklyn Incident

Combat insued in the early hours of May 3rd 1967 after the Jewish Byrds declared complete ownership of all New York City despite only owning Brooklyn and signifigant parts of Manhattan. Goldberg Enterprises would not stand for this as they where based in Manhattan and and had full control of Staten island. Gerald Goldberg led the charge against the Byrds and after the first few days of fighting. The Byrds, led by Jerry Goldstein, said that the Goldbergs would be pushed all the way back to Staten Island. The opposite proved to be true however as the Goldergs had forced the Byrds back to their stronghold In Brooklyn, and completley out of all other Buroughs by May 25th. Brooklyn was over taken by heavy street fighting and would trade hands between Bryd and Goldberg supremacy many times for the duration of the battle. The Goldbergs held the Byrds firmly in Brooklyn for the rest of the battle. After months of Urban combat the Jewish Byrds relenquished their claims to all other buroughs and agreed to stay in Brooklyn. The Goldbergs took control of nearly all of Manhattan and where awarded part of Queens. This was a major victory for the Goldbergs and cemented them as the main Jewish power of 1970's New York.