New York Post | Why US troops risked their lives in WWII to rescue horses kidnapped by Nazis New York Post The valuable Lipizzaner horses — snow-white and blue-black, many of them Olympic dressage champions — had been stolen from the countries that the Nazis occupied during the war. In addition to gold, jewelry and artwork, the Nazis seized the valuable ... |
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