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在10集历史纪录片《不为人知的美国历史》中,奥利弗·斯通以左派人士的政治视点讲述美国历史,却又不失冷静,不像迈克尔·摩尔的“纪录片”那样以牺牲客观视角为代价带给观众观赏快感。他认为苏联在二战中做出最大贡献,在同盟国中往往最讲信用,最能兑现承诺,但又秉笔直书苏军在德国的残暴行为与斯大林血腥的独裁统治;他批评罗斯福对西班牙内战的态度,但又毫不掩饰对罗斯福的崇敬之情。斯通在被忽略的历史角落寻找关键性事件,认为亨利·华莱士在民主党副总统提名中落败,杜鲁门其后接替病逝的罗斯福就任总统是导致原子弹投向广岛的重要诱因,而这颗原子弹则成为美国及世界战后一系列危机的起点。以下摘
In a ten-episode documentary, “The Untold-American History,” Oliver Stone teaches the history of the United States from the political point of view of leftists without losing sight of calm, unlike sacrificing objectivity as Michael Moore’s Documentary Perspective for the audience to enjoy the pleasure of viewing. He believed that the Soviet Union made the greatest contribution to World War II and tended to be the most credible in the Allies. It could best honor its promise but upheld the bloody dictatorship of Stalin by the Soviet atrocities in Germany. He criticized Roosevelt’s rebellion against Spanish civil war Attitude, but did not hide Roosevelt’s reverence. Stone looked for key events in neglected historical corners, thinking that Henry Wallace had been defeated in the Democratic nomination, that Truman later succeeded Roosevelt as president to lead the atomic bomb to Hiroshima, and that the atomic bomb It has become the starting point for a series of crises in the United States and in the world after the war. The following extract