As the witnesses tell their stories, you see 3D visual elements: You find yourself in the middle of a battle in World War II or stand in front of a fence in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
Augmented reality, or AR for short, is technology that lets you place virtual images, three-dimensional animations and additional information in real rooms.
It lets the contemporary witnesses sit across from you like holograms or walk through the room and tell you what they experienced during the Nazi era.
In the chapter “My Friend Anne Frank”, her best friends recall the days of their youth, as well as Anne’s arrest and death in the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp.
Let augmented reality take you right into the stories, and experience up close how children and teenagers experienced the “Third Reich”.