In World War II, Nazi fascists plundered the treasures of the invaded countries and were insatiable. Marshal Goering of the German Air Force once instructed his subordinates: "As long as you find something that the German people may need, you must chase it like a police dog. You must get it … and send it to Germany. Every time Nazi Germany occupied a country, its financial personnel immediately seized the country's gold, foreign securities and foreign exchange. Then these countries were charged a staggering amount of "occupation fees." By the end of the war, the income from "occupation fee" alone was 60 billion marks (about 654.38+0.5 billion US dollars). German fascists also used various reasons to force the occupying power to pay "fines" and "tributes". According to the statistics of the Office of Strategic Bombing Investigation in the United States, the amount drawn by * * * reached 654.38+004 billion marks (about 26 billion US dollars).

After Hitler's government conquered Poland, Goering ordered the looting of Polish cultural relics. Half a year later, he got this report: "Almost all the cultural relics in this country have been accepted. According to the secret report of the German government, by July 1944, there were 137 railway wagons loaded with cultural relics from western Europe, including 4 174 boxes and 2 1903 pieces. Painting alone has 10890, among which there are many masterpieces. Nazi leaders took the opportunity to expand their "private" collection. According to his own estimation, Goering's collection of cultural relics reached 50 million German marks. His home is simply a "museum", which contains 5,000 pieces of the world famous paintings, 1.6 million pieces of jewelry and more than 2,400 pieces of ancient precious furniture, of which 1.5 million pieces are rare in the world. All the treasures on it are recorded, and I'm afraid no one can figure out what is not recorded.

The huge wealth plundered by the Nazis has been divided into eight coveted treasures, namely, Hitler's vault, Rommel's treasure, Mussolini's Lindong treasure, Lesselin treasure, Fossega's undersea treasure and the three treasures of Nantero. After the demise of Nazi fascism, people only saw a very small part. 1On April 20th, 945, Goering left Hitler and drove his armored "Messerschmitt" car to Bavaria, a place he thought was very safe, followed by a truck convoy full of treasures. The last batch was intercepted by the US military on the way, including 27 boxes of out-of-print books, 4 boxes of precious glassware, 8 boxes of gold and silver utensils, and priceless oriental carpets. After Hitler committed suicide, he found some paintings and a small amount of money in his mansion. Where is the Nazi treasure? Nobody knows.

After the war, many people searched for this treasure. The allied forces organized a treasure hunt. Writers have formed fascinating stories based on these treasure hunts. The Action of the Fourth Reich evolved from the legend that a submarine in Fosega hid the treasure. The story revolves around finding Hu. Here Hu Jin has a Nazi master plan to revive the Fourth Reich, including the location of hidden treasures of 20 submarines. Hu Jin was cunningly hidden by the Nazis in a Swiss bank. The story twists and turns, and finally ends with the Nazi plot being shattered. The wishes expressed in the novel are beautiful, but so far no such great treasure has been found. Only part of the treasure hunt sent by the allied forces was found. They found a batch of gold, silverware, precious stones, porcelain, statues and famous paintings in a salt mine, with a total of 2600 trucks.