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April 30, 1945. Hitler is dead and Berlin is in ruins—but the money is missing. Behind the collapsing front lines, trains, trucks and briefcases loaded with Nazi gold, foreign currency and stolen art vanish into mines, bank vaults and the shadows of post‑war Europe. The trail leads to one man: Martin Bormann, Hitler’s ruthless secretary and the silent architect of the regime’s secret fortune.

This documentary follows the money. From the Reichsbank vaults to the Merkers salt mine, where American troops uncovered over 100 tons of gold and currency, to the numbered accounts of Swiss banks that hid hundreds of millions in looted assets, you’ll see how the Nazis moved wealth out of a dying empire and into the post‑war world. Along the way, we trace the ‘ratlines’ that smuggled war criminals to South America, the corporations and collaborators who kept their fortunes, and the vast sums—possibly $100–200 billion in today’s money—that simply disappeared and have never been recovered.

Drawing on declassified archives, banking investigations and eyewitness testimony, this film asks the uncomfortable question: who really profited from the Third Reich, and how much of that blood money is still out there? From castles in the Alps to lakes in Austria and half‑forgotten bunkers in Germany and Poland, treasure hunters and investigators are still chasing rumors of hidden Nazi gold. For Holocaust survivors and their families, the search is not about adventure but about justice for what was stolen and never returned.”