Liberation Pavilion seeks to serve as a reminder of the horrors of war and the Holocaust New Orleans — On the sprawling campus of the National World War II Museum in New Orleans, the newly-opened Liberation Pavilion may be its most important exhibit hall, detailing the war's legacy and its lessons. Some of the last surviving veterans who fought for freedom attended the pavilion's unveiling last week — as was 82-year-old Eva Nathanson, a Holocaust survivor born in Budapest, Hungary. "In 1945, somebody had turned my mother and myself in," Nathanson said. "...And they dragged us to the Danube, and...
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