| APPENDIX.—TABLE OF RECOGNITIONS
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| DATE. |
FRANCE. |
ENGLAND. |
ITALY. |
AMERICA. |
RUSSIA AND OTHER STATES
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| August–September, 1914. |
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The Russian Commander-in-Chief, Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolayevitch, issues a proclamation to the Austro-Hungarian peoples; the Tsar receives a first Czechoslovak deputation; the creation of a Czech Družina in the Russian army is sanctioned; the Russian Foreign Minister, Sazonof, receives a Czechoslovak deputation and declares that the restoration of the Bohemian Kingdom corresponds to the intentions of the Russian Government; the Tsar receives a second deputation and expresses the hope that Czechoslovak wishes will be fulfilled.
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| October 2, 1914. |
The French Minister of the Interior grants to trustworthy Czechs the same privileges as to citizens of Allied States. |
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| October 19, 1914. |
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The British Prime Minister, Mr. Asquith, agrees to take the chair at Professor Masaryk’s inaugural lecture at King’s College, London, and makes a written declaration. The Czechs in Great Britain are exempted from the disabilities of enemy aliens. |
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