Hans's Otto (*28. July 1900 in Dieuze (Lorraine), "† 30 October 1974 in Munich) was a German physician, writer and a Volkskundler.

Hanns Otto was the son of a Bavarian Kavallerieoffiziers. It buildup in Pasing with Munich and Augsburg and by private teachers was informed. From autumn 1917 to 1920 connected it in Augsburg one-close friendship with the young Bertolt break; into this time first lyric attempts fall.

From 1919 to 1924 in Munich and Vienna studied medicine. It specialized in Dermatologie and made themselves by its research on this field of activity a name. After it had been active first at the institute for national inoculation in Munich, it worked from 1938 to 1945 as an upper physician at the Dermatologi university clinic in Munich. 1942 took place its Habilitation. After 1945 it gave its posts up in the hospital and established themselves in Munich as a skin physician.

In the time after the Second World War was shifted on the volkskundliche research, which had already interested him since its Augsburger time. It became the specialist for Amulette and people medicine and gathered an important collection of religious people art. Starting from 1958 it took up also again its literary activity; developed poems, diaries and a book over its time with Bertolt break.

By literary works (beside numerous poems also three novels developed in the thirties-years) during lifetimes of the author only isolated poems were published. While particulars of its texts had been read 1932 and 1934 still in the broadcast, the author was excluded 1937 from the realm bibliography chamber and received write prohibition. lyric poetry consists primarily of modern Balladen, which developed during its Augsburger time and break in their mixture from romance and anti-civilness strongly at the early remind. In later years years wrote predominantly melancholische Gedankenlyrik, which was only published after its death.

Works

• Five Balladen, Augsburg 1925
• The Passional, Augsburg 1926
• Gonorrhoe problems of the present, Stuttgart 1947
• Bert break, Zurich 1963
• Some man, Frankfurt/Main 1980
• Amulettkreuze and Kreuzamulette, Regensburg 1983

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