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David Stewart Hull:
Quote: It ["Kopf hoch, Johannes"] was followed shortly by "Jakko" (October 12, 1941), directed by Fritz Peter Buch, a film considerably less offensive. The book was by Alfred Weidenmann, a specialist in children's films who had already directed some short works in this genre. Rather than attempting a documentary approach, a melodramatic story line was used about a young man who has trouble adjusting to life with the Nazi Navy-Youth group. If the director is to be believed, the film was at least started as a serious study of adolescent problems, and the picture contains the barest minimum of propaganda. Instead, something along the lines of "Emil and the Detectives" was attempted with the hero, Jakko, foiling a crime engineered by the chauffeur he believes to be his father. Goebbels was displeased with the picture's lack of politics and interfered with production so that the film took almost a year to complete.

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