HC Deb 24 January 1945 vol 407 cc794-5
11. Captain Duncan

asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs what are the terms of the Subasic-Tito Agreement of which he has approved.

Mr. Eden

The full texts of the Tito-Subasic Agreement and of its Annexes were released for publication by the Yugoslav Information Office last night. I will arrange for the papers to he placed in the Library of the House.

Captain Duncan

May I ask my right hon. Friend whether he agrees with the Annexes, of which Annexe 1 provides—

Mr. Speaker

The hon. and gallant Gentleman appears to be asking for an opinion and not for facts.

Captain Duncan

What I wanted to know was whether my right hon. Friend had agreed with the Annexes as well as with the Agreement, because Annexe 1 provides that if one individual of an organisation has been proved, by the Yugoslav authorities, to have been a col- laborator with the enemy, the whole organisation is proscribed?

Mr. Eden

I should be glad if my hon. and gallant Friend would put that question on the Paper.

Captain Duncan

I only wanted to know whether he agreed with the Annexes as well as with the Agreement.

Mr. Eden

What His Majesty's Government have said in respect of this Agreement is that they thought it was, on the whole, an arrangement which met with their approval.

Mr. Gallacher

Is not the right hon. Gentleman aware that one of the most violent opponents of this agreement is Major Gneizivich? Can he say how that gentleman got into this country from Lisbon?

Mr. Eden

No, Sir, I cannot.