Hans Bankl (* 9 April 1940 in sank Lower Austria; "† 11 December 2004 in Vienna) was a Austrian professor for pathological anatomy and pro sector.

Beside its text books for pathology it became particularly by its popular-scientific works admits, in which it took the biographies and death of well-known personalities under the magnifying glass and attacked or disproved so many conspiracy theories completely.

Works

Popular science

• Many ways led into the eternity (1990)
• The remainder is not silence (1992)
• In the indication of the (common with F. (1993)
• The ill Habsburger (1998)
• That they really died (1999)
• In the back is the knife (2003)
• The pathologist knows everything however too late"… (2003)
• Kolumbus did not only bring the tomatoes (2004)

Text books

• Pathology. Text book for nursing for the sick schools and medical-technical Assistenzberufe (1995)
• Pathological-morphologic diagnostics (1999)
• Work book pathology, Bd.1, introduction to the pathology. Pathological-anatomical practical course (2001)
• Work book pathology, Bd.2, general pathology (2002)
• Work book pathology, Bd.3, special pathology (2002)
• General pathology (2003)
• Hygiene and infection teachings (2004)

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