§ 3. Mr. Parkerasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether any discussions have taken place during the last six months with the Soviet Government on questions of post-war reconstruction?
§ Mr. EdenCertain questions of post-war reconstruction are under discussion between His Majesty's Government and the 471 Soviet Government and, in accordance with the provisions of the Anglo-Soviet Treaty, His Majesty's Government have every intention of keeping in touch with the Soviet Government in the formulation of post-war policy generally.
§ Mr. ParkerIn view of the unfortunate fighting between the patriots and the partisans in Yugoslavia instead of their fighting the common enemy, is it not essential to get agreement with the Soviet Government to prevent that sort of thing happening all through Eastern Europe when Hitler is defeated?
§ Mr. BoothbyWill my right hon. Friend bear in mind in any negotiations with the Soviet Government the importance of herring to both countries?