The text of the final communique is as follows:
The conversations which the heads point six of the Anglo-French pro" posals of September 19 relating to an international guarantee of the new frontiers of Czechoslovakia against an unprovoked attack. As soon as the question of the Polish and Hungarian minorities is settled, Germany and Italy shall for their part give a guarantee to Czechoslovakia.
Supplementary declaration: The four heads of government assembled here agree that the commission provided for in today's agreement shall be composed of the Secretary lof State of the German Foreign Office, the aéerediteg Ambassadors in Berlin of Britain, France and Italy and a member to be appointed by the Czechoslovak Government.
Supplementary declaration: All questions arising out of the transfer of territory are regarded as belonging to the competency of the international commission.
Munich, September 29, 1938.
Zones to be Occupied of the governments of Germany, italy, France and Britain commenced yesterday noon were concluded in Rhe late hours of the evening. The decisions arrived at and set forth in ihe subjoined documents are to be communicated ' forthwith to the Czechoslovak Government. An agreement between Germany, the United Kingdom of Great Britain, France and Italy was reached on September 29 at Munich. Germany, the United Kingdom of Great Britain, France and Italy have, in view Of the accord reached in principle with regard to the cession of the Sudeten German territory, agreed upon the following conditions and methods of this cession jud upon measures to be adopted to bring it about and declare themselves by virtue of this agreement to be individually responsible for steps which will have to be taken to ensure its fulfiiment.
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