Shoah library revamps website with new interactive features
The Wiener Library's relaunch of 'The Holocaust Explained' site aims to educate young people
The Wiener Holocaust Library has relaunched a website dedicated to exploring the Shoah aimed at all age groups. The Holocaust Explained receives more than a million page views a year and users from across 140 countries.
Now, thanks to the revamp, the website features video testimonies from Holocaust survivors, as well as new interactive features and additional multimedia content, including photos, documents and diagrams.
Project co-ordinator Roxzann Baker said: “We are thrilled to be relaunching The Holocaust Explained. The Holocaust is one of the darkest chapters of human history and having an engaging resource that delicately explores this topic in a reliable and accessible way for children is essential.”
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