The Ana Frank Argentina Museum will reopen its doors but in a particular and pioneering way in our country, since it launched its proposal for virtual tours live and through the Zoom platform.

In this way, the proposal becomes effective to individual visitors, group and educational institutions.

The tour will allow to know through a new visit model, images and videos of the hideout where Anne Frank remained hidden, the chestnut tree to which he was writing and his story of resistance narrated through one of the most important testimonies of the Second World War, su diario. Está pensada para ser realizada y adaptada para diferentes públicos, families with boys and girls over 10 years, group visits and school groups.

The content that is presented unfolds specific material for the virtual environment and makes it possible to approach the topics discussed at the Anne Frank Center; offering pedagogical proposals aimed at transmitting the legacy of Anne Frank, as well as work for inclusion, coexistence and non-discrimination, especially, during the pandemic.

The activity is in charge of the young voluntary guides of the museum. The total duration is 85/90 minutes and is divided into two blocks with a break of 5 minutes in between.

The first block focuses on the life of Anne Frank and her family, el contexto histórico, his diary and the importance of writing in the running of the bulls and in the role of protectors: las personas que arriesgaron sus vidas para ayudar a los 8 hidden. The second, presents the mechanisms and procedures of Nazism reflected in the last Argentine civic-military dictatorship, and then talk about the present.