Secret Nazi Bases

The series investigates the whereabouts of the billions of dollars the Nazis concealed during the war. It examines the hidden tunnels, remote lakes and covert storage sites where the regime stashed its plunder. Through on‑site investigation and archival research, the programme follows clues to these secret caches.

Nazi Gold is a programme presented as a single episode that asks a simple yet unsettling question: where did the billions that vanished after the war end up? The title hints at the focus of the show – the treasure hoarded by the Nazis – and the format promises a concise, investigative look at that mystery. The core of the episode follows the search for those missing billions by tracing the routes the Nazis used to conceal their plunder. It looks at a network of underground tunnels, the depths of lakes, and a series of hidden caches that were allegedly employed to stash the spoils of war. By moving through these concealed spaces, the programme attempts to piece together how the loot might have been stored out of sight. Throughout the broadcast, the narrative stays centred on the physical locations that could still hold the treasure. It examines the evidence that points to subterranean passages, bodies of water and secret storage sites as the likely hide‑outs for the stolen wealth. In doing so, the episode keeps its focus on the logistics of the Nazi concealment effort, offering viewers a step‑by‑step look at the places where the missing billions might still be waiting to be discovered.