An online replica of Anne Frank's Secret Annex has been launched by the Anne Frank House and LBi Lost Boys, allowing people to explore the rooms where Anne Frank hid from the Germans during the Second World War. This interactive experience gives visitors the opportunity to explore the hiding place as it was during the Second World War. They will be able to hear Anne's stories; an extremely powerful and moving testimony of the story of the hiding place. Every year almost 1 million people visit the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. Now with The Secret Annex Online it will be possible for even more people to experience the hiding place. Online visitors will also be able to explore areas not open to the public, namely Otto Frank's private office and the attic. After Anne Frank was arrested the hiding place was cleared of all furniture. A series of photographs were produced in 1999 recreating what the hiding place would have looked like. LBi has been able to replicate this in the virtual museum
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