A virtual tour of Anne Frank House

Presented by EF and The Anne Frank House, take a virtual tour of the museum with a story known around the world.
Follow the museum’s expert staff: Julie and Morgan as they lead us on a guided virtual tour of the secret annex where the Frank family went into hiding in July 1942 and where Anne Frank penned her now-famous diary. Explore her story and gain a deeper connection to the lessons we continue to learn from Anne Frank today.
Points of Interest:
- Introduction
- Connections with Canada
- The Frank Family
- The Secret Annex
- Q&A
Visit eftours.ca to learn how you can visit Anne Frank House in-person.

[@brainfm-relaxation]

A beautiful video, a lovely virtual walk, it's very relaxing. Thanks for sharing!

[@marylynnforgash1137]

Thank you. Great info for my upcoming visit.

[@alyexacompere4213]

i need this for a school project

[@justajournalist]

20:45 is when the virtual walkthrough starts!

[@julibolfik7868]

love your accent

[@dianacanamucio9432]

Yardley, PA

[@AviLosAngeles]

👋🏾

[@julibolfik7868]

Beaverton Oregon

[@joeclaggett3629]

Has anyone ever found out who betrayed Anne frank and family

[@dyllllll]

Mo

[@taylor5973]

They believe it was Arnold van den Bergh

[@randomami8176]

While there are multiple theories, the latest one was about another influential Jewish business man, apparently with connections in the nazi party, whom to safe himself and his family from being sent to the camps disclosed the hiding places of Jewish people. What is not clear from that latest investigation is if the man’s disclosure referred specifically to the Franks family, OR, if he just informed about possible places of hiding but in a more anonymous way.

[@mr.hussam5417]

I love school

[@mr.hussam5417]

Hi

[@AliBaba-ke5jn]

Strange that this annexe was not known by anyone since it was built. If Otto knew of it, anyone would. No fresh air? Helpers not noticed by anyone?

[@timfeit5216]

I'm not sure your point about "knowing about the Annex", but I think the lady in the video explains it quite well. Coming in from the front, you cannot see the back of the building, so you don't get a perspective on how deep the building is, or how far back it goes. Amsterdam is a big city, and this building was one of many, many buildings and didn't stand out in any way. Fresh air? They could open the windows at night. People noticing the workers? That was their place of work, so it was completely normal that they would be there. As-Salamu Alaikum

[@zakariazaki7513]

Is not true history ,you can read roger garaudy*

[@timfeit5216]

You're talking about Roger Garaudy the Holocaust denier and anti-Zionist? Convicted criminal and antisemite. He wasn't an expert on any of this, he just hated Jews. Oh, and he was also crazy. As-Salamu Alaikum.