As a tribute, you can virtually visit Anne Frank's house | Chronic

The environments of the house that Anne Frank and his busy family before hiding for 25 months from the Nazis can be visited for the first time via the Street View program, to be completed this Tuesday on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of his birth.

The Anne Frank Foundation, coincidentally with this 12th of June, allowed you to visit the house Merwedeplein 37-2 in Amsterdam, where he lived with his family before hiding.

"In honor of what would have been his 90th birthday, we have created an online exhibit with images of the Street View interiors of Anne Frank's childhood home," they said.

And they added that "It will be possible, for the first time, to see all the rooms in the apartment that has been restored in its original 1930s style, including the room that Ana shared with her sister Margot."

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"I hope to be able to trust you with everything that I have been able to share with anyone, and hope you will be a valuable support for me". These are the first words that Anne Frank wrote in the diary that was given to her on the occasion of her thirteenth birthday, June 12, 1942. Three weeks later, her life was going to change and be recorded in his notebook.

Starting this Tuesday, people will be able to learn more about the story of Anne Frank for the first time.

"This new collection shows the former family home where they lived from December 1933 to July 1942. It offers a unique view of the place: all rooms of the house are presented through 360-degree Street View images" , they explained.

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Since 2005, the Frank family's home is at the disposal of the Dutch Literature Foundation, which uses it as accommodation for foreign writers who can not work freely in their country.