HC Deb 28 November 1917 vol 99 cc1996-7
35. Colonel YATE

asked whether the only Germans interned in East Africa are the military men who have been captured, and that all other Germans, men, women, and children, are allowed to live in their own houses, to go on running their own shops, and to go about as they like, except that they have to be home by 6 p.m.; and, if so, whether steps will now be taken to clear Germans out of the country?

Mr. MACPHERSON

The whole question is under consideration. Negotiations are pending regarding the removal of all alien enemies from the region mentioned.