Nazi Gold – The Lost Treasure
Stolen ‘Nazi gold‘ refers to the assets in gold (jewelry, and other valuables) transferred by Nazi Germany to overseas banks during the Second World War. To finance such a war as World War II, Germany had to be an enormously rich country, … but it wasn’t. The level of the Reichsbank’s gold reserves was extremely low by the beginning of the war. However Germany successfully sustained its war efforts by purchasing necessary war materials from the neutral countries like Argentina, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and Turkey.
Video Desc: Oro Nazi en Argentina / Nazi Gold in Argentina. This film uncovers controversial evidence about the arrival in Argentina of Nazi war criminals with their stolen fortunes. Before and during World War II, while anti-semitism flourished in Perón's Argentina, vast quantities of money were transferred to be used for Nazi espionage and propaganda. The film describes the escape of Nazi war criminals such as Eichmann, Mengele and Priebke to Argentina and presents a case against the Vatican and the US for their indifference to this travesty of justice.
Info: Nazi Gold and the B25 bomber Part I. Was a Mitchell B25 bomber that crashed near Pitt Lake,British Columbia carrying a cargo of Nazi Gold. Find out more in this interview with Daryl Friesen.
Info: Nazi Gold and the B25 Bomber Part II
Info: Oro Nazi en Argentina / Nazi Gold in Argentina. This film uncovers controversial evidence about the arrival in Argentina of Nazi war criminals with their stolen fortunes. Before and during World War II, while anti-semitism flourished in Perón's Argentina, vast quantities of money were transferred to be used for Nazi espionage and propaganda. The film describes the escape of Nazi war criminals such as Eichmann, Mengele and Priebke to Argentina and presents a case against the Vatican and the US for their indifference to this travesty of justice.
Treasure hunters claim to have found two tonnes of looted Nazi gold, which they believe 
to be part of the Amber Room, a chamber of such elaborate beauty that it has been called the eighth wonder of the world.
The “Amber Room” was an 18th century chamber inside the Catherine Palace in Leningrad, now St Petersburg, which was made out of amber panels backed by gold leaf.
The discovery was made at the weekend near the German village of Deutschneudorf. Tests found a man-made cavern 20 metres below ground where is believed to contain a large amount of precious metals.
