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Many questions - few answers: the fate of the Canadian War Museum rests with George MacDonald and Adrienne Clarkson.

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From: Esprit de Corps
Date: 19980301
Author:Peate, Les

With the announcement by Adrienne Clarkson that a Holocaust Gallery is no longer planned as part of the Canadian War Museum, many veterans mistakenly believe that their war has been won. No way!

The "Holocaust" hullaballoo is just one symptom of a disease that has afflicted the War Museum -- and, ultimately, Canada's very military heritage -- for years.

Perhaps the first major indication of where veterans stand in the pecking order occurred when, with surprisingly little protest, the War Museum's parking lot and its Trophies Gallery were arbitrarily commandeered to make ...

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