The Rape of Europa

• The Rape of Europa: The Fate of Europe's Treasures in the Third Reich and the Second World War
• Rescuing Da Vinci: Hitler and the Nazis Stole Europe's Great Art - America and Her Allies Recovered It
• The Counterfeiters
• Stolen
• John Adams (HBO Miniseries)
• Constantine's Sword
• The Visitor
• Young@Heart
• Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (Single Disc)
• Taxi To the Dark Side

I first saw this program on public television and it left me feeling very moved and inspired. It only made me hate them more and hope that the historical places on this earth never have to suffer war again. I don't have much to say, that hasn't already been said in previous reviews. I wanted to see it again and share it with all my friends. I was absolutely repulsed by the greed of the Nazi party. I guess I never realized the extent of the pillaging.

This is the most interesting documentary I have seen. I have bought many copies for gifts. I have watched it three times and still catching information I missed before.

I first saw this film at the RiverRun International Film Festival in Winston-Salem NC and was very anxious to see it again in its limited theatre release. I rate it as the best film on the subject and one that you will enjoy watching as it will truly captivate you as it progresses from start to finish. The Rape of Europa is a film that strikes vividly at the heart and stirs within one the emotions of sadness, rage and intense apreciation, often all at once. I was looking forward to purchasing my own copy as soon as it was available. It is a wonderful film showcasing the Nazi plunder of the European art world and the fantastic efforts of the Allied troops and the "Monument Men" in their efforts to recapture the stolen art and preserve these wonderful artworks for future generations. There are other films that touch on the same subject but none grabs at one's heart and mind the way this film does.