of the present Czechoslovak Charge d'Affalres.
 
These Representatives would not present letters of
 
credence, and their appointment would not involve
 
full recognition.
 
     10. When putting this proposal to Dr. Benes, His
 
Majesty's Government would (a) repeat the statement 
 
made at the time of the recognition of the Provisional
 
Government that they do not commit themselves to
 
recognise or support the establishment in the future
 
of any particular frontiers in Central Europe: (b)
 
repeat the reservation dizcussed above regarding the 
 
position of Sudeten Germans and other dissident elements:
 
(c) maintain their present attitude of reserve regarding
 
Dr. Benes, claim that there has been no interruption in
 
the juridical continuity of the Czechoslovak Republic 
 
and to set aside this question for consideration at the
 
appropriate moment.
 
FOREIGN 0FFICE, S.W.1.
 
1st July, 1941.