Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Victor L. Berger" in English language version.
Der Vorkämpfer der Amerikanischen Sozialismus, Viktor L. Berger, ist heute gestorben. Er war am 28. Februar 1860 in Niederrehbach (Siebenbürgen, damals Ungarn) geboren....Unfäßlich des Internationalen Sozialistenkongresses in Hamburg 1923 besuchte Victor [sic] Berger mit seiner Frau auch die "Vorwärts"-Redaktion und seine Heimat, die inzwischen zu Rumänien geschlagen war.[The vanguard of American socialism, Victor L. Berger, died today. He was born on 28 February 1860 in Niederrehbach (Transylvania, then-Hungary)....Astonishingly, at the International Socialist Congress of Hamburg, 1923, Victor Berger and his wife also visited the editorial staff of [this paper] and his homeland, which in the intervening time had been ceded to Romania.] Although the borders of interwar Romania do not coincide with modern Romania, it has retained Transylvania entirely. The modern name for Niederrehbach is unclear; it may not have been an urban settlement.
Der Vorkämpfer der Amerikanischen Sozialismus, Viktor L. Berger, ist heute gestorben. Er war am 28. Februar 1860 in Niederrehbach (Siebenbürgen, damals Ungarn) geboren....Unfäßlich des Internationalen Sozialistenkongresses in Hamburg 1923 besuchte Victor [sic] Berger mit seiner Frau auch die "Vorwärts"-Redaktion und seine Heimat, die inzwischen zu Rumänien geschlagen war.[The vanguard of American socialism, Victor L. Berger, died today. He was born on 28 February 1860 in Niederrehbach (Transylvania, then-Hungary)....Astonishingly, at the International Socialist Congress of Hamburg, 1923, Victor Berger and his wife also visited the editorial staff of [this paper] and his homeland, which in the intervening time had been ceded to Romania.] Although the borders of interwar Romania do not coincide with modern Romania, it has retained Transylvania entirely. The modern name for Niederrehbach is unclear; it may not have been an urban settlement.
