Letter from F G Hopkins, University of Cambridge School of Biochemistry, to A V Hill Informs Hill that Cordier, 'an eminent French chemist', has been urged to take action with respect to the starving of French prisoners in Germany - notes that Cordier has come to him with nutritional calculations and finds the diets 'are utterly inadequate' - asks if Bragg's [Nutritional] Committee is still functioning and if the papers should be passed to him. 20 February 1942