with Greece on August 19th, 1942. In addition, the new  
Government of the Czechoslovak Republic was recognised by  
Bolivia on June 5th, 1942, by Uruguay on June 29th, 1942, by  
Cuba on July 4th, 1942, by Peru on July 6th, 1942, by the  
Dominican Republic on July l0th, 1942, by Brazil on  
September 16th, 1942, by Colombia, Venezuela and Ecuador on  
January 9th, 1943, and by Chile on March 31st, 1943. The   
representation of the Czechoslovak Republic with the League  
of Nations and the International Labour Office had never  
ceased to operate and in a number of neutral States the  
representation and contact de facto continues.
 
     
 
 
I emphasise this Juridical position in its  
international bearings, since it best shows the present   
international political situation of the Czechoslovak Republic  
as well as of the Czechoslovak people and its Government 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 Republlc adds that a united Czechoslovakia  
(Czech lands and Slovakia) has been recognised by all these  
Governments, and further that the Munich Agreement of