Road To Berlin Briefing Room Rustic Farmhouse Leaders Portraits New Orleans United States // NEW ORLEANS, Louisiana — The European/Mediterranean Briefing Room within the Road to Berlin galleries utilizes rustic wood beams, flagstone flooring, and large-scale portraits of Axis and Allied leaders to recreate a World War II command center. Designed to resemble an abandoned North African farmhouse, the immersive space contextualizes the geopolitical landscape of November 1942. The exhibit details the strategic "Germany First" rationale adopted by Allied forces, highlighting the complex decisions l

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