Throughout the world, Hans-Bernd (Hans-Bernd 
) is quite a rare masculine first name. The forename Hans-Bernd is habitual in Western Europe, particularly Germany, where it is quite a rare male name. Parts of the name also exists independently as a first name Hans, and a first name Bernd.
| VARIANT | COUNTRY |
|---|---|
| Hans-Bernd | Germany, Canada, New Zealand |
|
hans-bernd von haeften German jurist and resistance fighter against Nazism, DE (b. 1905) |
|
| hans-bernd hellerbach (b. 1926) |
|
|
| hans-bernd harder DE (b. 1934) |
|
|
| hans-bernd koch DE (b. 1941) |
|
|
| hans-bernd kittlaus German business consultant and writer, DE (b. 1958) |
|
|
| hans-bernd spies DE (b. 1949) |
|
|
| hans-bernd brosius DE (b. 1957) |
|
|
| hans-bernd kamps (b. 1958) |
|
|
| hans-bernd neumann DE (b. 1964) |
|
|
| hans-bernd mühlhaus Dr.-Ing. Karlsruher Institut für Technologie (KIT) 1980 |
|
|
| hans-bernd krismanek (b. 1970) |
|
|
| hans-bernd knoop Dr. rer. nat. Ruhr-Universität Bochum 1972 |
|
|
| hans-bernd ebinger |
|
|
| hans-bernd serries DE |
|
|
| hans-bernd bludau |
|
Mohr, Ludwig, Thoben, Engels, Müller, Schmidt, Schmitz, Schramm, Dierkes, Lindner, Neumann, Eissing, Walther, Quinten, Schepers, Schäfer, Brodhage, Lüchtefeld, Hartmann, Herrmann, Hoffmann, Schilling, Büning, Cartsburg, Schwab, Schmid, Koch, Pohl, Ramm, Lehr, Haas, Mayer, Malak, Meier, Stork, Sturm, Friedrich, Arens, Baran, Bader, Bruns, Korte, Pütz, Dupin, Dreis, Glanz, Esche, Weber, Atorf, and Bruckschen