Foreign Relations and Attitudes of Foreign Powers (1919-1929)
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These flashcards cover key events, treaties, and figures related to foreign relations and attitudes of foreign powers from 1919 to 1929.
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The Comintern was established in __ to promote worldwide revolution.
March 1919
The Bolsheviks invaded Poland in __, attempting to export the revolution.
1920
The Polish working class was expected to support the Red Army and revolt against the __ Government.
Polish
The treaty signed in 1922 between the Soviet Union and Germany is known as the __ Treaty.
Rapallo
As part of the Rapallo Treaty, both nations promised to cooperate in a spirit of __.
mutual goodwill
The Rapallo Treaty developed into the Treaty of __, signed in 1926.
Berlin
The letter published by the Daily Mail on 25 October 1924 was allegedly written by __.
Zinoviev
The Zinoviev Letter reinforced the view that the British Labour Party was too closely linked to __.
Soviet Russia
Lenin died in __ 1924, having led Russia into a brutal civil war.
January
The creation of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) was established in __ 1929.
December
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