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During the war, the Bolsheviks struggled for survival, and Vladimir Lenin had no option except to recognize the independence of Finland , Estonia , Latvia , Lithuania , Poland , and Ukraine. However, the revolution was put down by the right-wing freikorps. Subsequently, the Bolsheviks became embroiled in the Soviet war with Poland of — Because Poland was a traditional enemy of Germany see e. Silesian Uprisings , and because the Soviet state was also isolated internationally, the Soviet government began to seek a closer relationship with Germany and therefore adopted a much less hostile attitude towards Germany. The specific German aims were the full rearmament of the Reichswehr, which was explicitly prohibited by the Treaty of Versailles, and an alliance against Poland. It is unknown exactly when the first contacts between von Seeckt and the Soviets took place, but it could have been as early as —, or possibly even before the signing of the Treaty of Versailles.

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