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. The treasures above 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.
Although fascist Germany fought militarily for many years and finally perished completely, people still think that they have many wealth treasures all over the world. The most rumored thing is that a considerable part of Nazi treasures are in the Austrian Alps, and the treasure hunt team conducted a rigorous search of that place and found nothing. Later, some clues were found there. 1945, a Swiss tour guide claimed to have seen the remains of a Nazi plane and its pilot in the mountains, and people immediately remembered that Mussolini had run out of water in 1943. In order to maintain the dictator's precarious situation, Hitler's next secret order was to transport gold equivalent to $654.38 billion by plane. The plane crashed on the mountain of Adanmoro Peak in the Alps.
1949, Austrian police arrested a suspect named Zilan in the occupied area of the United States, and found a strange list sewn in his coat, which listed Swiss francs, dollars, gold, diamonds, opium and other things, with a total value of more than $6,543.8 billion. This list was signed by Stanford Floriku, a former general of Nazi German Young Pioneers. But where are these precious treasures? Zilan kept her mouth shut. 1950 On May 7, 2007/kloc-0, the American occupation forces arrested a man named himl in Austria. He was burying a box in a temple, which contained more than $5 million in banknotes and gold bars. It is said that Stanford Floriku also asked him to keep it. When Stanford Floriku was arrested and tried, he admitted that Hitler had ordered him to keep the treasures looted during the war, but refused to say where they were.
1954, a German named Frank was on vacation in Austria, and happened to find a place where the Nazis hid their treasures on Teti Mountain in the Alps. He used his past membership of the Nazi Party and Hitler's honours to break into the organization that covered up the treasure, and finally saw the heavily guarded cellars, each of which was clearly marked with the words 500,000 and 700,000. Frank heard from the people who took care of these treasures that many people who came to treasure in the name of vacation were killed. After this incident was made public, it shocked Europe.
Nazi treasures sound a little mysterious, and some people doubt their authenticity. But judging from the information already found, it is definitely not nonsense. Even if there are no rumored babes, there are at least a few valuable treasures.
The legendary Hitler's "treasure of the wolf's den"
Treasure of the Wolf's Nest is a book of speculation, so it is even more elusive.
There is a small town on the banks of the Grubel called keitel Zan, which used to be called Rastan. The geographical position of this city is about the same meridian as that of Paris. 1938, Hitler built an underground base here-"Wolf Cave", which will be used as the base camp in the future. Wolf Cave is a veritable reinforced concrete castle, built more than 20 meters underground, surrounded by 80 field fortifications, jagged mine nets and dead zones. During the war, Rastan was a forbidden area. From 1939 to 1944, the "Wolf Cave" was Hitler's general staff, where a series of secret military offensive plans were formulated, and many social governance programs implemented by European occupying countries were also released from here. In order to ensure the absolute secret of the "Wolf Cave", 1000 workers who built the "Wolf Cave" were shot dead after the project was completed. Engineers and designers who designed the "Wolf Cave" project were also put on the plane to the west of Germany. However, when landing, the plane suddenly exploded. There are many legends about "Wolf Cave". No matter how magical the rumors are, one thing is certain, that is, there is indeed a "wolf den". There are offices, suites, libraries, archives rooms, dormitories, barracks, canteens, recreation rooms, gymnasiums, swimming pools, a power station for lighting, heating and air conditioning, an underground railway network station connected with the Negus Begrige railway line, an underground landing site, a hospital and a highway. There is also a mint in the "Wolf's Nest" (fake dollars and pounds caught from Lake Toples in history may also be printed here) and a bank. It is said that the Nazis stored an amazing amount of gold, silver and various treasures in this mysterious underground vault. It is said that this property was prepared for a mysterious political purpose, that is, according to Hitler's orders and Hitler's design, in order to make the Great German Empire rise again at the end of the 20th century. In the years after the war 10, the Soviets and Poles could not find this elusive underground vault. There are probably some secret passages, and their exits are about 20 kilometers or more away from the wolf's den. However, no matter how magical the legendary "treasure of the wolf's den" is, people have never found a list of this property. Therefore, it can be estimated that if there is a "wolf's nest treasure", its value may be as high as several billion francs.