HC Deb 24 July 1950 vol 478 cc3-4W
57. Dr. Hill

asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs what reports he has received of anti-Semitic activity in Western Germany: and what action he proposes to take.

Mr. Ernest Davies

A number of such reports have been received from various sources. Practically all refer to a limited number of specific incidents, with which the German authorities themselves have effectively dealt or are dealing. No action on the part of His Majesty's Government is considered necessary at present, but the position is being closely watched and my right hon. Friend will not hesitate to instruct the High Commissioners to intervene with the German authorities if occasion requires.