An Anne Frank memorial tour would likely include these key locations, with images to help visualize:

Frankfurt am Main, Germany:

Birthplace: A simple plaque marks the building where Anne was born.
Image: A photo of the building with the plaque visible.
Aachen, Germany:

Early Childhood: Anne lived here briefly before moving to Amsterdam.
Image: A photo of a relevant street or landmark in Aachen.
Amsterdam, Netherlands:

Anne Frank House: The famous secret annex where the Frank family hid for two years.
Image: A photo of the house's exterior, or perhaps the entrance.
Westerkerk: The church tower visible from the annex's window.
Image: A photo of the Westerkerk.
Jewish Cultural Quarter: Explore the history of Jewish life in Amsterdam.
Image: A photo of a synagogue or another significant landmark in the Jewish Cultural Quarter.
Camp Westerbork, Netherlands:

Transit Camp: Where the Frank family was imprisoned before deportation.
Image: A photo of the camp grounds or a memorial within the camp.
Auschwitz-Birkenau, Poland:

Concentration and Extermination Camp: Where Anne and her family were ultimately murdered.
Image: A photo of the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp gates or a memorial within the camp.
Bergen-Belsen, Germany:

Concentration Camp: Where Anne and Margot died.
Image: A photo of the Bergen-Belsen memorial or a relevant part of the camp site.

Trefwoorden: Jansen, R. W, Modern, Geschiedenis