Nazi Gold - The Missing Spoils of War

World War Two was almost certainly Europe's darkest hour. Even before the start of the war, Hitler's minions were stealing art and valuables from Germanys Jewish population. Although much of the material has been recovered, the search for gold, silver and priceless works of art continues to this very day.

	Hidden Hoards in the Mountains of Austria? Did the Nazis store large quantities of gold, silver and priceless works of art in hidden tunnel systems in the Austrian Mountains?

	Nazi Gold Photo Gallery, a gallery of images of the the search and recovery of Nazi assets at the end of world war two, includes many images of the notorious Merkers Mine, where Germanys banks stored considerable quantities of gold and silver coins, bullion and works of art.

	The SS Deaths Head Ring Treasure, or, The Treasure of Wewelsburg castle. Do the Ehrenring/Totenkopfring concealed at Wewelsburg castle still exist?

	Nazi Treasure in Lake Toplitz? Last resting place of the Amber Room? Millions of pounds worth of Nazi Counterfeit bank notes are known to lie in the depths of Lake Toplitz. Many believe that other Nazi treasures were dumped into the lake at the end of the war.

	The Gold of the Oradour-sur-Glane Massacre (Photo Credits for this section must go to Dennis Nilsson of Sweden who has placed these images of Oradour-sur-Glane in the public domain)

	Nazi Gold and The Auckland Islands. Did the Nazis hide a treasure on the Auckland Islands in 1945?

	Rommel's Gold - A sunken hoard off the coast of Corsica?

	The Amber Room - Russia's greatest lost treasure, stolen by the Nazis in WWII, the fate of the amber room remains unknown, its loss a scar on Russia's collective psyche.
	Yamashita's Gold - The Treasure of the 'The Tiger of Malaya' (Luzon, the Philippines). Did General Yamashita conceal a great treasure of gold and silver in the Philippines?
	The Hungarian Crown Jewels, stolen by members of the Hungarian SS and recovered by the Americans in 1945.
	Priam's Treasure - The Treasures of Troy discovered by Heinrich Schliemann. Priam's treasure is believed to be in Russia, stolen in WWII by Soviet forces
	Nazi Commandos Recover the Ark of the Covenant? The Strange Tale of Otto Skorzeny and the Castle of Montségur

	The World War I Romanian Treasure
	The Spear Of Destiny
	Nazi Gold and the Vatican Bank
	Otto Rahn - Seeker of the Grail