now 70 years after it disappeared a journal belonging to alfred rosenberg has been found. >> reporterthis is the writing of a nazi ideologue, the diary of alfred rosenberg, hundreds of pages, the piece of history formally turned over to the u.s. holocaust museum by customs enforcement. he joined the nazi party before hitler. he was the man who laid out the parties racial philosophy. the aryan race at the top, jews at the bottom. >> he has a very rigid understanding of the world. he thought he figureded it out -- immediately after the end of world war i and stuck to the belief right to the end. >> reporter: the belief was that jews were germany's most deadly enemy. he notes . . . historian says rosenberg who-.ed orchestrate the looting of valuables worried about his competitors. >> he felt he wasn't all that able to compete with them, so there is a sense of frustration that you can see in the diary. >> reporter: but hitler does anoint rosenberg to oversee the efforts in europe. his own words were used against rosenberg at thor i thor in neuro'emberg trials. getting the document has bee

the diary of alfred rosenberg. it was previously turned over to the holocaust museum by customs, who helped to track it down. he laid out the party's philosophy u the aryan nation at the top and jews at the bottom. >> he thought he had figured it out immediately at the end of the world world one and he stuck to this believe right to the end. >> reporter: the belief was that jews were germany most deadly enemy. after a conference of "the jewish question," he wrote wrote:historian matthias said the looting of art work and valuables worried about his competitors in the nazi inner circle. >> he felt, indeed, that he wasn't really all that able to compete with them, and so there is a sense of frustration that you can see in the pages of the diary. >> reporter: but hitler does anoint rosenberg to oversee the occupied territories in russia. rosenberg writes that hitler told him, rosenberg, now your greatest hour has come. his own words were used as evidence against rosenberg i inn the neuremberg trial. >> finding the diar

. >> this is the writing of a diary of alfred rosenberg, hundreds of pages from 1936 or 1934, a piecef history turned over to the holocaust museum by custom enforcement. >> he joined the nazi party before hitler, who laid out the racial photograph, the airian at the top, jews down the bottom. >> he thought he had figured out immediately after the end of world war i and stuck to the belief, through the end. >> the belief was that jews were germany's deadly enemy. after a conference on the jewish question. rosen berg notes: >> rosenberg, who helped to issuingest rate the looting of artwork and valuables worried about his competitors in the nazi inner circle. he felt that he was not really all that able to compete with them. so there is a sense of frustration, that you can see in the pages of the diary. >> but hitler does anoit rows ebb berg to oversee territories in russia. >> rosen berg wrote, "now your greatest hour has come." >> his words were used at the nuremberg trials where he was convicted and hanged in 1946. the document vanished into history. >> getting the dire into into the