Goering's Catalogue: A Collection of Art and Blood

The documentary delves into the art thefts and the persecution of Jews during the Holocaust. It examines how Goering, as Adolf Hitler's right-hand man, curated a vast collection of stolen artworks, shedding light on the moral implications of these actions. Key themes include art history, state crimes, and the impact of Nazism on European art and culture.

Featuring insights from experts like Micky Sébastian and Jean-Marc Dreyfus, the film provides a critical look at the historical context surrounding Goering's collection. It not only documents the artworks themselves but also addresses the broader narrative of art theft during a time of immense human suffering. This documentary is a stark reminder of the atrocities committed and the cultural losses endured due to the Nazi regime.