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| Title | : | Nazi Gold: The Sensational Story of the World's Greatest Robbery - and the Greatest Criminal Cover-Up |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.90 (928 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1840187859 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 384 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-12-20 |
| Language | : | English |
Nazi Gold is the real-life story of the theft of a fabulous treasure—the German national gold and foreign currency reserves, which disappeared in transit following the collapse of the Nazi regime in 1945. The authors' quest led them to a murky, dangerous, post-war world of racketeering, corruption, and gang warfare. Their reporting, matching eyewitness testimony with recently declassified Top Secret documents from the US Archives, lays bare this monumental crime in a narrative which throngs with SS desperadoes, a redheaded queen of crime, American military governors living like kings, and investigators impeded at every step and in fear of their lives. This fully updated edition of Nazi Gold includes startling evidence that throws further light on the crime, including the authors' recent discovery of some of the missing treasure in the Bank of England.
. His interest in Nazi gold was first aroused by the Guinness Book of Records' account of the greatest robbery of all time. Ian Sayer is a transport executive and one-time truck driver and insurance clerk. These include Aftermath in Europe, In the Ruins of the Reich and Gavin Maxwell: A Life. He began his exten
Fred Fanning said Great Story. Very good book about the history of the American Army Government in Germany. The book is filled with information and weaves a very familiar picture of crime and cover-up.. Ivan said Detailed Book. This is a interesting book detailing the confusion and chaotic period after the war. The big negative of the book to me was the lack of footnoting through the book; I just don't like that. I frequently wanted to check the author's sources, but checking them at the book is difficult at best,. Needs Organization and less innuendo Ira M. Siegel This book alleges that about US$2.5 billion worth of German treasure (in gold and various currencies valued in 1983 or 1984 dollars) was stolen at the end of WW II, the overwhelming majority of which was purportedly stolen by Soviets or Nazis before there was any American involvement (apart
"Reads like the sleazy world described in Graham Greene's Third Man with several noughts added to the transactions" Daily Express "A major feat of detection a remarkable story the murky post-war world of racketeering and corruption it is all here they have solved the mystery as far as anyone could solve it" Birmingham Post "A riveting thriller-style account of what happened to the Nazi gold hoard" The Guardian
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