Hunting Nazi Treasure

James Holland and Robert Edsel and Conor Woodman search for art stolen from holocaust victims by the number two Nazi leader Hermann Goering.

The team searches for $50 million in gold rumored to have been stolen by the Nazis from Tunisia's Jewish community in 1943.

Hitler had a dream to amass the world's greatest art collection. Now, the team investigates how Hitler oversaw the theft of thousands of art treasures from across Europe.

The team explores where gold stolen by the Nazis may be hidden today.

In Poland, Germany and Austria, James Holland and Robert Edsel are on the trail of the most valuable treasure stolen by the Nazis that is still missing: the painting Portrait of a Young Man by Renaissance master Raphael.

The team attempts to solve two of the greatest stolen treasure mysteries of all time, produced from the war between Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union.

The team examines the story of how the Nazis systematically looted Paris, France, over four years of occupation.

The team examines the frenzied looting of Italy by the Nazis in the last year of the war and reveals a secret OSS/CIA mission that helped save some of the greatest treasures of western civilization.