There are now more than 70 members of the Conservative Party who are inextricably linked before and after World War II. Although they are not as exaggerated as the hereditary members of Japan, they also account for a quarter of the members of the Conservative Party.

After wooing 30 MPs against the water, Pamela Mountbatten felt that it was not a big problem, not to mention that Alan Wilson could still help in Whitehall.

If these World War II interested MPs see that Hess can continue to live, and the United Kingdom has no excuse to continue to detain him,

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