as well as of Czechoslovak people and its Goverrnnent in  
London, and to-day actually constitutes an expression of  
the situation which will exist after the war.  
With regard to this, the Government of the  
Czechoslovak Republic adds that a united Czechoslovakia  
/Czech lands and Slovakia/ has been recognised by all these   
Governments, and further that the Munich Agreement of  
September 30th,1938, was violently infringed by Germany   
herself and was expressly revoked by the Governnent of Great  
Britain on August 5th, 1942, as also by the National French   
Committee presided over by General de Gaulle. The Soviet  
Government, too, has expressly recognised the Czechoslovak  
Republic within the frontiers from the period before  
September,1938. The other states and nations did not participate   
in the Munich settlement. The violent occupation of  
Carpathian Ruthenia by Hungary in 1939 has not been recognised  
by any of the above-mentioned States.