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Karl Victor Hase (born November 3, 1834 in Jena ; † April 30, 1860 ) was a German lawyer . The saying "My name is rabbit" goes back to him .

Life

The son of the Protestant church historian Karl von Hase, ennobled in 1883, and brother of the theologian Karl Alfred von Hase , was baptized on November 23rd. Supported by the initial training of a private teacher, he attended elementary school in Jena. On June 3, 1849 he became a student at the grammar school in Eisenach and began studying law at the University of Jena at Easter 1853 . Here he became a member of the fraternity , but soon resigned and moved to the University of Leipzig at Easter 1854 , where he became a student of Karl Georg von Wächter . During a stay with his uncle in Oschatz, Franz Gustav Hase (born March 25, 1802 in Niedersteinbach; † July 19, 1885 in Oschatz), he had expressed the opposite opinion to a clergyman and had to answer for it in Leipzig with a six-day prison sentence.

In autumn his father allowed him to transfer to Heidelberg University . In Heidelberg he came into contact with a student who had shot another in a duel . He later traveled through the University of Strasbourg and was enlisted in the Foreign Legion . To do this, however, he needed identification papers. Victor lost his student card "by accident". After the duelist threw the card away after crossing the borders, it was found and sent back to Heidelberg. During the investigation, the young lawyer said "My name is Hase, I answer the general questions in the negative, I don't know anything". This statement, which at that time quickly became known in Heidelberg and soon made the rounds of other German and Dutch universities, has become the saying “My name is rabbit, I don't know anything”. In June 1857, he was before the Court of Appeal in Eisenach his first state exam and received his doctorate on 27 July 1857 in Jena Doctor of Laws .

Then he worked in Eisenach. In 1859 he signed up as a volunteer in the army of the Grand Duke of Saxe-Weimar and quickly became a non-commissioned officer . In addition, he passed the second legal exam during his military service on June 24, 1859, returned to his barracks in Weimar and was promoted to portepee ensign . A few weeks later on October 15, he retired from military service as a lieutenant . D. Afterwards he became an auditor in Eisenach and in March 1860 fell ill with nerve fever and shortly afterwards with pneumonia , and a head rose ended his still young life.

Others

The hit Mein Name ist Hase by Chris Roberts was placed in the German single charts for several months in 1971.

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Wiktionary: my name is rabbit  - explanations of meanings, word origins, synonyms, translations