Overall, it is extremely well constructed, with logical links and a good site map. Pop-up definitions appear at numerous points within the text. Timeline offers a brief narrative account of the Holocaust with links to documents, photographs, and curriculum plans. The Victims page provides information not only on Jews targeted by the Nazis but also on others such as Poles, Gypsies, and homosexuals. Especially noteworthy is the Teacher Resources section, which includes a thorough index, organized by type of resource.
Books offers bibliographies for both teachers and students.
The About the Holocaust-Shoah section includes a chronology, an excellent FAQ, a lengthy bibliography, and over 200 documents from Germany, Poland, and the Soviet Union, translated into English. Under Collections and Resources, there are excerpts from the museum's photo archive. Among the Nations features a numerical breakdown by country of those recognized by Yad Vashem as Righteous Gentiles for having helped rescue Jews during the Holocaust. People offers information on a number of individuals involved in the Holocaust, or current controversies. Click on David Irving for a detailed section on the controversial historian and reputed Holocaust denier.