• Kamp Westerbork - An extensive visit to this Camp where Anne Frank and more than 100.000 people with her were sent before being put on transport to the east.
• Afsluitdijk Wadden Center - We will pass the spectacular Afsluitdijk on our way back to Amsterdam, with a short brake for a drink and photo’s
• Kamp Amersfoort - A short visit to this Camp where resistance fighters and others were being held under horrible circumstances, among which two of the helpers of the Frank family.

• Private transportation

• Lunch

Anne’s celebrated journal concludes abruptly, just days before her unforeseen arrest and subsequent transportation, which ultimately led to her demise.

We offer a one-day journey from Amsterdam, where we’ll visit Camp Westerbork, the transfer camp that served as a conduit for Anne Frank and over 100,000 Jewish people who were dispatched to Auschwitz and other concentration camps. Few of them survived to tell their tale.

As we traverse the path she walked, we unveil stories of a multitude of individuals, locations, and incidents that occurred during the German occupation of the Netherlands in World War II.

By going to these sites and narrating the experiences of ordinary individuals under extraordinary conditions, we aim to make the wartime period more relatable. Utilizing genuine photographs and footage, along with a detailed explanation of events from varying viewpoints, we aim to uncover the motivations of those involved, eventually leading us to question:

Is it possible for such an event to recur in our era?

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