asked the Minister of Information what steps he is taking to give the British people particulars of the barbarous methods pursued by the Nazis in the contries they have temporarily occupied towards the peoples they are attempting to enslave?

Mr. Cooper:

Particulars of these Nazi methods have been given full publicity in the Press, by broadcasts, and at public meetings. They have also been dealt with at length in books and pamphlets. If the hon. Member has any suggestions to make for further action, I shall be glad to consider them.

Is it not a fact that the more these details are known to the public the more they will put an end to the nonsense which is talked about peace by negotiation?

Mr. Cooper:

I hope so.

Is it not a fact that the country house in France of the late French Ambassador in Berlin has been wantonly destroyed by the Germans?

Mr. Cooper:

I must have notice of that question.