Nuremberg trials 1945–1946 over the leadership of the Third Reich was supposed to show all of humanity that the main culprits of the “plague of the 20th century” suffered fair punishment. But is this really so? How is it possible for a killer of hundreds of people to become an American counterintelligence agent and then a consultant to the President of Bolivia? Why was a former Wehrmacht soldier able to take the post of Secretary General of the UN, and a Hitler propagandist to become Chancellor of Germany? This fascinating book, in the spirit of a good detective story, tells the true story of enthusiasts who made it their life's goal to find and expose Nazi criminals who escaped punishment - from the organizer of a network of Nazi concentration camps Eichmann and the “Angel of Death” Dr. Mengele to the overseer nicknamed Mare. Having different motives, using different methods and resources, the “Nazi hunters” pursued one goal: to show that crimes against humanity have no statute of limitations and punishment will overtake the perpetrator even after dozens of years.