The history of the formation of Soviet-Czechoslovak friendly relations in the 1920s

The article examines the history of the formation of cooperation between the Soviet Union and Czechoslovakia in the 1920s. The authors pay attention to the search for forms and methods of the formation of state and public organizations in the USSR and Czechoslovakia. They show that the Soviet state sought to use sociocultural opportunities to form its positive image in European countries by interacting with Czechoslovak public organizations. Cooperation was implemented on the political and ideological plane, in the scientific, educational, cultural and industrial spheres and reflected the general level of interstate relations.