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====Diplomacy====
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{{See also|Western betrayal}}
In the years following the end of [[World War I]] and the [[Polish-Soviet War]], Poland had signed alliances with many [[Europe]]an powers. The most important were the military alliance with [[France]] signed on February 19, 1921 and the defensive alliance with [[Romania]] of March 3, 1921. The alliance with France was a major factor in Polish inter-war foreign relations, and was seen as the main warrant of peace in [[Central Europe]]; Poland's military doctrine was heavily influenced by this alliance as well.
In the years following the end of [[World War I]] and the [[Polish-Soviet War]], Poland had signed alliances with many [[Europe]]an powers. The most important were the military alliance with [[France]] signed on February 19, 1921 and the defensive alliance with [[Romania]] of March 3, 1921. The alliance with France was a major factor in Polish inter-war foreign relations, and was seen as the main warrant of peace in [[Central Europe]]; Poland's military doctrine was heavily influenced by this alliance as well.