Nazi Treasure Hunters

Hitler had a dream to amass the world's greatest art collection: a dream that became a nightmare for Europe. This series joins the people who hunt it down and return it.

The treasure hunters travel the world on the trail of Hermann Goering's massive art-looting operation, and track down treasures that are still missing today

Hitler's used stolen gold to fund the nazi war machine. Without it World War 2 might never have happened. The treasure hunters search for stolen gold that's still missing today.

In 1943, the Nazis stole a huge cache of gold from Tunisia's Jewish community. It's still missing. The treasure hunters follow the trail of the loot.

Investigating the Nazi's systematic looting of priceless art and Jewish possessions in Paris, and the treasure hunters track missing loot to Berlin and Switzerland

Investigating the Nazi looting of Poland, with the team on the trail of the most valuable missing treasure that the Nazi's stoke: Raphaels Portrait of a Young Man

In Russia in 1941 Nazi armies stole Catherine The Greats Treasure. In 1945 Soviet armies looted art treasures from Berlin. The treasure hunters investigate both cases.

The treasure hunters are on the trail of many tonnes of gold that were looted from the Bank of Italy and missing art from the great museums of Florence.