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Victor Louis Berger

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Victor Louis Berger 1860-1929, American Socialist leader and Congressman, b. Austria-Hungary. After studying at the universities of Budapest and Vienna, he emigrated (1878) to the United States and settled in Milwaukee. After 1892 he devoted himself to Socialist politics and journalism, editing the Milwaukee Vorwärts! (1892-98) and a weekly that became (1911) the influential Milwaukee Leader. With Eugene V. Debs he pioneered in creating the American Socialist party. His leadership brought (1910) the Socialists control of Milwaukee for many years and made Berger the first Socialist... Read more
Victor Louis Berger
Encyclopedia of World Biography Victor Louis Berger Victor Louis Berger (1860-1929) was the first ... figures until his death. Victor Berger was born in Nieder-Rehbach ... firm electoral base, Berger won additional support ... Reward came in 1910, when Berger was elected to Congress ... for a half ... Read more
Victor (Louis) Berger
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia ... S. participation in World War I. His conviction was overturned, and he again served in the House (1923–29) and succeeded Debs as Socialist Party chairman (1927–29). Victor (Louis) Berger Victor (Louis) Berger Victor (Louis) Berger Read more

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