Amid the relative calm in the international community, time quickly reached June 1920.
During this time, the war within Russia was extremely intense. Both sides of the conflict, Tsarist Russia and Soviet Russia, engaged in fierce battles centering around Poland. The battle for Kiev broke out three times, and it was successively occupied by the Polish army, the Soviet army, and interventionist forces.
The World Alliance also increased its assistance to Tsarist Russia once again, even newly independent Hungary joined the ranks of the interventionist forces.
Although it seemed that the World Alliance was doing its best to prevent the expansion of the Soviets, if one delved deeply into the immense benefits that the Russian Civil War brought to the World Alliance, one would not think so.
