(Foreign Minister von Jagow by mistake begins to read the answer to another question (laughter).) Then the following answer is given to question I-b: In view of the debate of the 9th of December I decline to answer this question. DR. K. LIEBKNECHT asks the floor for a supplementary question: What will be the attitude of the Government towards peace proposals from neutral countries as asked now by the Social-Democrats of Switzerland through the Swiss Government.... (Great commotion.) PRESIDENT DR. KAEMPF: This is not a supplementary question. It is ruled out of order. Dr. K. Liebknecht reads his SECOND QUESTION II. Is the Government ready to lay before the nation the official documents and semi-official documents relating to the secret negotiations which preceded the declaration of war, especially (a) The diplomatic history of the Austrian Ultimatum to Serbia of July 23, 1914, including the official and semi-official negotiations between the German and Austrian Governments after the crime of Sarajevo? (b) The history of the German entry into Luxemburg and Belgium? (c) Is the Government ready to create as soon as possible a parliamentary commission for the examination of these documents and reveal the responsible parties? FOREIGN MINISTER VON JAGOW: The available material about the origin of the war has been published already. The Government intends to publish other important documents relating to diplomatic negotiation, _in so far as they appear to be necessary for the enlightenment of public opinion_ (my italics, _S. Z._), but refuses to set up a parliamentary committee dealing with the examination of these documents. The parties responsible are our enemies. DR. K. LIEBKNECHT asks the floor for a supplementary question (great merriment): Is the Government ready to lay immediately before us the entire official documentary material dealing with the war? FOREIGN MINISTER VON JAGOW: I have nothing to add to my answer. DR. K. LIEBKNECHT: A supplementary question (great merriment). Is it known to the Imperial Chancellor that according to a remark made on Dec. 5, 1914, by the _former neutral Italian Prime Minister Giolitti_, _Austria planned as early as 1913 an attack against Serbia_ (_Italics S. Z._) (Great indignation and shouts.) PRESIDENT DR. KAEMPF: This is a new question. We will proceed to your next question. DR. K. LIEBKNECHT: According to paragraph 31 of our order of business I have asked the floor to supplement my former question. PRESIDENT DR. KAEMPF: You have already asked two supplementary questions. DR. K. LIEBKNECHT: The order of business does not limit me to any definite number. Amid great commotion in the House Dr. Liebknecht reads another supplementary question: "Why did the Imperial Chancellor conceal from the Reichstag earlier and at the meeting of August 4, 1914, the Belgium Ultimatum?"