§ 12. Mr. McEnteeasked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether he has considered the copy sent to him of a German propaganda leaflet now being distributed in this country purporting to be part of a radio address by one Roland E. Strunk, a German Press correspondent, issued by the Fichte Association, Fichte Bund, printed in Hamburg and marked "No. 942, English"; and what steps he proposes to take in the matter?
§ Mr. EdenI have read the leaflet of which the hon. Member was good enough to send me a copy, but I do not consider that it calls for any action on my part.
§ Mr. McEnteeDoes not the right hon. Gentleman agree that literature of this kind makes it difficult to maintain a peaceful atmosphere in the country, and ought not some action to be taken to prevent its importation?
§ Mr. EdenThe hon. Member will appreciate that the entry of propaganda into this country is not a matter for the Foreign Office. I am only concerned with whether or not the propaganda is directed against this country.
§ Mr. McEnteeIs it not directed against a friendly nation, and therefore calls for some action?