Britain and Soviet Russia signed a trade agreement that reduced the risk of renewed war and opened commercial relations. The agreement did not amount to full diplomatic recognition, but it marked pragmatic engagement between a revolutionary state and a major imperial power. Soviet diplomacy sought room to recover from war and isolation.
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