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This book examines the pivotal year of 1920 in Russo-Polish relations, focusing on Russia’s military and political retreat from Poland. It explores the transition from the Bolshevik ideal of permanent revolution to a more pragmatic approach to peaceful coexistence. The text analyzes the political and military decisions made by both the Russian Soviet authorities and Polish leaders, discussing the broader implications for Eastern Europe during the interwar period. This study highlights how the end of the Russo-Polish war set the stage for future diplomatic and political relationships in the region.