the problems with which this terrible war will confront us.  
The Czechoslovak Government would welcome this. Such an  
arrangement would undoubtedly prevent many difficulties  
which will otherwise certainly arise as a sequel to the  
chaos which the defeat of the Axis States is certain to   
leave in its train in Central Europe.
 
     
 
 
VII. If the Holy See does not consider this  
course of action possible or suitable for itself, or if  
the Holy See judges that such a course of action could be  
acceptable only in a restricted measure in view of the  
events of the war, the Czechoslovak Government would be  
grateful for an expression of opinion on the part of the  
Holy See in this extremely delicate matter. The Czechoslovak  
Government would here emphasise that it regards it as its   
duty to take steps now towards the consolidation of post-war   
conditions. In view of the chaos which will undoubtedly arise  
throughout Central Europe after the defeat of Germany, and