Talk:Fred Eisenberger

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Is he Dutch or German born in the Netherlands? I know he was born in Amsterdam, but his last name is German. Norum 14 Nov. 2006 18:40 EST

I was under the assumption that he was Dutch, but he may be an ethnic German born in the Netherlands. I'll look into it. Manticore126

Sometimes a place of birth can be just a coincidence. I know some Poles that were born outside Poland, mostly in Germany, France, Belgium or England, but that was due because their families were moving to Canada and they were just norn along the way. Thanks for checking. Norum 14 Nove. 2006