Hans Sachs (disambiguation)
- Hans Sachs (disambiguation)
Hans Sachs (1494–1576) was a German poet, the inspiration for the character in Lortzing's opera and in Wagner's "Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg."
Hans Sachs may also refer to:
*Hans Sachs (politician) (1874-1947), member of the Reichstag
*Hans Sachs (serologist) (1877-1945), German serologist
*Hans Sachs (prosecutor) (1912-1993), German senior public prosecutor
*Hanns Sachs (1881-1947) psychoanalyst; friend of Freud and author of "The Creative Unconscious"
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