Who is a Saxon, and if so, why? The cabaret artist Tom Pauls and journalist Peter Ufer take a light-hearted and charming look at their fellow countrymen. They tell stories about history, humor, diligence, coziness, dialect, the inventions of the Saxons, and their political ambitions. All in all: A disrespectful and insightful love letter to the supposedly least popular German ethnic group. "The German says: I have this, I can do that, I believe this. The Saxon says: Habsch, gannsch, gloobsch." The lost tribe returns. The Russians are gone, the Saxon is here. The pitiful federal clown is suddenly even courted. What has Germany gotten itself into? Wasn't the Saxon the master of German suicide, hadn't he long since dissolved? Mistake. They are still there, mumbling and muttering to themselves until from their K.