Name Otto
Discover a comprehensive list of celebrities who share the distinguished name Otto. From the iconic actor Otto Preminger to the legendary jazz saxophonist Otto Hardwick, explore the lives and achievements of these renowned individuals who have left an indelible mark on their respective fields.

Otto Krebs
Germany
GermanyGerman entrepreneur and collector

Otto Korner
Germany
GermanyGerman otolaryngologist.

Otto Carius
Germany
GermanyGerman tank ace of World War II

Otto Brahm
Germany
GermanyGerman theater critic, director

Otto Bach
Austria
AustriaAustrian composer and conductor.

Otto Shtern
USA
USAPhysicist. Born in Germany, since 1933 in the USA. Developed a method they say. beams, measured (1920) the speed of thermal motion of gas molecules (Stern experiment), proved (1922) the existence of spatial quantization (Stern-Gerlach experiment). Discovered (1929) atom diffraction

Otto Niemeyer
Great Britain
Great BritainComptroller of the Treasury and Governor of the Bank of England

Otto Rehagel
Greece
GreeceCoach of the Greek National Football Team

Otto Lambsdorff
Germany
GermanyGerman politician, member of the Free Democratic Party of Germany.

Otto Herschmann
Austria
AustriaAustrian swimmer, fencer and lawyer of Jewish descent

Otto Kretschmer
Germany
GermanyGerman submarine officer during World War II

Otto Kotzebu
Russia
RussiaA remarkable Russian sailor and scientist

Otto Gunsche
Germany
GermanySS officer; SS Sturmbannführer (1944).

Otto Braun
Germany
GermanyGerman communist revolutionary, writer.

Otto Hofmann
Germany
GermanyHigh-ranking SS officer during the Third Reich

Otto Kittel
Germany
GermanyFighter pilot, Oberleutnant (1944).

Otto Karlowa
Germany
GermanyGerman lawyer.

Otto Jirovec
Czech
CzechCzech professor, parasitologist, protozoologist

Otto Degener
USA
USAAmerican botanist and collector

Otto Crusius
Germany
GermanyPhilologist.

Otto Armster
Germany
GermanyGerman military intelligence officer, colonel

Otto Abetz
Germany
GermanyGerman diplomat.

Otto von Habsburg
Germany
GermanyPolitician, son of the last Emperor of Austria-Hungary

Otto Krummel
Germany
GermanyGerman geographer

Otto Weidinger
Germany
GermanyGerman officer, participant in World War II, SS Obersturmbannführer

Otto Heinrich Warburg
Germany
GermanyGerman biochemist and physiologist

Otto Meisner
Germany
GermanyGerman politician, head of the cabinet of the President of Germany during the Weimar Republic

Otto Rank
Austria
AustriaAustrian psychologist, famous psychoanalyst, who first suggested that the causes of neurosis are psychological trauma

Otto Friedrich Bollnow
Germany
GermanyGerman philosopher and teacher

Otto Diks
Germany
GermanyGerman painter and graphic artist

Otto Sander
Germany
GermanyGerman theater and film actor

Otto Wichterle
Czech
CzechCzech chemist

Otto Gutfreund
Czech
CzechCzech sculptor and artist

Otto Muller
Denmark
DenmarkDanish scientist and naturalist.

Otto Von Guericke
Germany
GermanyGerman scientist, inventor and politician.

Otto Titusz Blathy
Hungary
HungaryHungarian electrical engineer

Otto Korfes
Germany
GermanyGerman military leader, Wehrmacht officer, major general (1943), military and political figure of the GDR, major general (1952).

Otto Rene Castillo
Guatemala
GuatemalaGuatemalan poet and revolutionary.

Otto Beisheim
Germany
GermanyFounder of the Metro concern

Otto Diels
Germany
GermanyChemist

Otto Ites
Germany
GermanyGerman submarine officer, captain-lieutenant

Otto Ernst Kuestner
Germany
GermanyGerman obstetrician.

Otto Kratky
Austria
AustriaAustrian physical chemist, specialist in polymer science and X-ray scattering.

Otto Loewi
USA
USAAustrian pharmacologist and physiologist, awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine in 1936 (jointly with G.H. Dale)

Otto Baum
Germany
GermanyGerman officer during World War II, division commander

Otto Liliental
Germany
GermanyGerman engineer, one of the pioneers of aviation

Otto Karl Gessler
Germany
GermanyGerman politician

Otto Gebuhr
Germany
GermanyGerman film actor

Otto Gustav Wachter
Austria
AustriaAustrian lawyer

Otto Ion
Germany
GermanyGerman statesman, first president of the Federal Service for the Protection of the German Constitution.