No. 446 NAI DFA Secretary's Files A2
DUBLIN, 13 June 1944
The Taoiseach instructed me at 1.10 today to convey to Sir John Maffey that, in view of the personal representations of Lord Cranborne and himself, and as a friendly gesture, he has re-examined the situation with the Government and they have decided to give the remaining internees the benefit of the doubt and to regard them as coming within the principle announced by the Taoiseach in the Dáil on the 3rd November, 1943.1
I immediately so informed Mr. Norman Archer.
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