Watch Nazi Hunters

The case against Hermann Goering, the Luftwaffe commander in chief who founded the Gestapo in 1933 and was named Hitler's successor in 1941.

In 1987, two wanted men prepared to face justice: SS officer Klaus Barbie and John Demjanjuk, who was 89 and charged with 27,900 counts of murder.

The hunt for SS officer Adolf Eichmann, who organized the transport of Jews to the death camps. He escaped from U.S. custody after the war, was captured in 1960, and was executed in 1962.

The story of Nazi general Reinhard Heydrich, who chaired the infamous Wannsee Conference (which approved the Final Solution). He died in 1942 of injuries from an ambush near Prague.

The story of Jewish vigilantes who, after the WWII, tracked down known Nazis and killed them; and plotted to poison the water supplies of Munich, Berlin, Nuremburg, Hamburg and Weimar.

The search for Nazi doctor Josef Mengele, who experimented on Auschwitz inmates.

The story of Albert Speer, Hitler's architect who became minister of armaments and war production in 1942. At the Nuremberg trials, he accepted responsibility for the actions and atrocities of the Third Reich and was sentenced to 20 years in prison.

The search for Franz Stangl, the Nazi commandant of the Treblinka and Sobibor death camps in Poland.

The search for Joachim Peiper, a Waffen-SS officer whose unit massacred the captured American 285th Field Artillery Observation Battalion in December 1944.

1944: Nearly a hundred SAS troops launched a secret operation in Eastern France to help Patton's men reach the Rhine, pursued by Gestapo commandos.

Martin Bormann oversaw genocide of unequalled cruelty and ferocity. In the last hours, he would escape Hitler's Reich Chancellery bunker and vanish.

Over 20,000 died making Hitler's "Vengeance," a rocket designed to kill civilians indiscriminately. America kidnapped the project's figurehead.