Hände hoch! (1942)

19421h 03mdir. Alfred WeidenmannGermany

Directed by Alfred Weidenmann

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Hände hoch! (German for "Hands up!") is a 1942 German Nazi propaganda film directed and written by Alfred Weidenmann. The film portrays life in a Kinderlandverschickung (KLV) camp for evacuated German children in Slovakia during World War II. A scholarly study of cinematographer Emil Schünemann describes the film as a Hitler Youth drama shot in occupied Slovakia and commissioned for the DFG and the NSDAP’s film propaganda apparatus.

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