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Translated from G. wiki-- Buchbibliothek ( talk) 20:12, 4 July 2016 (UTC) reply

This article currently states that Carl Bergmann "With his wife Enriqueta Carl Bergmann had two daughters and a son. The two daughters died after the war from tuberculosis." (no citation given). An Australian news item in The Argus from 7 May 1951 (p. 2) written by Vera Bergman states in the author's byline "She is the daughter of the late Dr. Carl Bergman, Secretary of State in the Weimar Republic". Could the present statement be incorrect? I think I will delete it if I hear no response.