Difference between revisions of "Victor Berger"
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| − | Victor Berger was a founder of the Socialist Labor Party in the United States. He was the first socialist elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, in 1910. [[Socialism]] has never taken root in the United States, except perhaps in certain industries such as health care. Socialism is prevalent in Europe today. | + | Victor Berger was a founder of the Socialist Labor Party in the United States. He was the first socialist elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, in 1910. [[Socialism]] has never taken root in the United States, except perhaps in certain industries such as health care. Socialism is prevalent in Europe today.{{fact}} |
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Victor Berger was a founder of the Socialist Labor Party in the United States. He was the first socialist elected to the U.S. House of Representatives, in 1910. Socialism has never taken root in the United States, except perhaps in certain industries such as health care. Socialism is prevalent in Europe today.[Citation Needed]