class system)". In October that same year, Wehn was the presenter of the BBC World Service radio documentary Wall in the Head in which he explored "the invisible cultural and psychological divide" between East and West Germans twenty five years after German reunification following the fall of the Berlin Wall. In October 2018, Wehn appeared in the German episode of History's TV series Al Murray: Why Does Everyone Hate The English alongside host Al Murray. Approach to comedy Wehn's comedy frequently employs common stereotypes about Germans, with critic Brian Logan noting in UK daily newspaper The Guardian in 2015: "Wehn has made a career out of sending up and celebrating German stereotypes. But that particular ingredient is lower in the new show's mix – with abundant TV and radio credits to his name, Wehn is now well enough established to joke not only about who he is, but what he thinks". Political views Wehn's views have been described as right-wing by The Times and Richard Wilson, executive producer of Have I Got News For You. In an article on left wing stand-up Stewart Lee describes him as occupying "[a] broadly libertarian position". List of tours My Struggle (2011) No Surrender (2012—2013) Henning Knows Bestest (2013—2014) Eins Zwei DIY (2015—2016) Westphalia is Not an Option (2016—2017) Das Neuen Materialen Nachten (2018; Work in Progress) Get On With It! (2018–) It’ll All Come Out In The Wash (2022) References External links Detailed article from 2010 in the Süddeutsche Zeitung newspaper in German and an English translation 1974 births Formerly missing people German expatriates in the United Kingdom German male comedians Living people Missing person cases in Spain People from Hagen Wycombe Wanderers F.C. non-playing staff