Pilsudski's Non-Aggression Pact

Pilsudski's Non-Aggression Pact, signed in 1932 between Poland and the Soviet Union, was an agreement to avoid attacking each other, promoting peace and stability in the region. It was part of Poland's efforts to maintain security amid rising tensions in Europe. The pact reflected a mutual desire to prevent conflict, allowing both countries to focus on internal development and regional concerns. Although it did not address broader conflicts or trust issues, it was a step towards stabilizing their relationship during a period of European unrest.