简介：BetweenHitlerandStalin:UkraineinWorldWarIIisa2003filmproducedanddirectedbySlavkoNowytskiandnarratedbyJackPalance.Theone-hourdocumentary,partblack-and-whiteandpartcolor,isaprojectofUkrainianCanadianResearchandDocumentationCentre-anattempttotellthestoryoftheSecondWorldWarfromaUkrainianperspective.　　Inachronologicalmanner,Nowytski'sfilmunfoldsduringtheyearsofSoviet-NazicollaborationrecountingthelossesandsufferingoftheUkrainianpeople;thedocumentaryshiftstothedestructionwroughtbyStalin'sscorchedearthpolicyastheSovietUnionmilitaryretreated,andshowstheruinsleftbehindbytheGermanandthentheSovietoffensives.[1]　　BetweenHitlerandStalindescribestheactivityoftheundergroundresistancemovements,andspecificallythelongandlarge-scalestruggleoftheUkrainianInsurgentArmyontwofronts-againstbothtotalitarianpowers-forUkraine'sindependence.AsOksanaZakydalskywritesforTheUkrainianWeekly:"although[WorldWarIIis]oftencalledtheRusso-GermanwarordescribedasRussiaatwar,onlypartsofRussiawereoccupied,whileallUkrainianterritorieswereinvadedandlaidwastebyboththeNaziandSovietwarmachines...ThefilmdocumentsUkraine'scontributiontothewaragainsttotalitarianismandthepriceUkrainepaidforitsindependence."[1]　　Forhistoricalandpoliticalcommentary,thefilmrelieson:NormanDavies,ahistorianfromUniversityofLondon;RobertConquest,aSovietscholaratHooverInstitute;JohnArmstrong,aninsurgencyexpert,andZbigniewBrzezinskiformerUSNationalSecurityAdviser.…