Hans Henninger

Born in Pforzheim, Henninger had a brief career in film. He frequented Richard Schultz's salon in Charlottenburg. A homosexual, he committed suicide in 1937 shortly before he was to be rounded up by the Gestapo. ==Selected filmography==

• ''Here's Berlin'' (1932) • Traum von Schönbrunn (1932) • Sacred Waters (1932) • ''Here's Berlin'' (1932) • Hermine and the Seven Upright Men (1935) • Marriage Strike (1935) • ''Winter Night's Dream'' (1935) • Anschlag auf Schweda (1935) • Family Parade (1936) • The Traitor (1936) • The Hunter of Fall (1936) • Dangerous Crossing (1937) • Such Great Foolishness (1937) == References ==