The statement, based "on official] documents of the Czech Government and official Anglo-French communications" claims:
1. In pressing for the acceptance of the proposals regarding the cession of Sudeten territories, the British and French Governments added, that should the Czechs not accept, France could not keep her word in re to an ally, and England could no longer show effective interest in the fate of Czechoslovakia.
2. On September 23 the British and French Ministers in Prague told the longer take the responsibility of advis-Czech Government that they could no ing us (Czechs) to remain passive, and ihat they could not recommend that we should not make preparations of a military nature.
3. At the same time, the British and French Ministers gave the Czech Government to understand that, although they were delivering the new German memorandum, they were not accom-ranging it with any advice.
4. Immediately afterwards the Czech Government decided on mobilization.
5. The new German proposals were communicated to the Czech Government this (Sunday) morning.
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