The Nazis were WRONGLY accused of torching Caligula's pleasure boats, archaeologists claim

Caligula's two boats built on Lake Nemi were raised in the 1930s but were burnt to cinders by Nazi troops in 1944, according to a report. A new theory has emerged in a forthcoming book.

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