It seems to fit best, though names don't necessarily need to follow direct translations.
My grandfather's family was Italian and his siblings went:
Assunta to
SusieVirginie to
VirginiaMaria to
MaryOrlando to
RolandDomenico was never change; he died as a child
Raimondo to
RaymondArduino to
AndyGiuseppe to
JosephRocco to
Roy
They were more or less accurate, but some just went by the general sound or by the first letter. And just as a little interesting piece of info,
www.crimelibrary.com (and Wikipedia, for what it's worth, more or less confirms) says of
Al Capone's family:
"
Vincenzo became
James;
Raffaele became
Ralph;
Salvatore became
Frank;
Alphonse became
Al. Later children were
Amadeo Ermino (later
John and nicknamed
Mimi),
Umberto (later
Albert John),
Matthew Nicholas,
Rose and
Mafalda."
By sound I'd say
Victor is best, but the reality is that any really "American" sounding name or something that reflected naming trends at the time would probably have worked.
Jack,
James,
Tommy,
Frank, et cetera wouldn't be too out of the question, I wouldn't think.

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