Hunting Nazi Treasure is an 8-part miniseries first broadcast on The History Channel in 2017. It chronicles some of the greatest heists in history and the present-day efforts to locate gold and artwork stolen by the Nazis during World War II, and to return them to their rightful owners. With hundreds of thousands of items worth billions still missing to this day, including a $100 million painting by Italian master Raphael, a $2 billion dollar hoard of stolen Italian gold, and the legendary Amber Room from the Catherine Palace in Russia, the series reveals what was stolen, how it was done, and chronicles the hunt for this lost treasure.

Filmed in thirteen countries across four continents, the series features present-day investigators, including Robert Edsel, President of the Monuments Men Foundation for the Preservation of Art. Joining him are investigative journalist Conor Woodman and Second World War historian James Holland. They consult top experts on the Nazi era and track down witnesses as well as victims and their descendants. Enjoy!