What did the Latvian-Soviet peace treaty of 1920 establish?

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The Latvian-Soviet peace treaty, signed on August 11, 1920, was a landmark agreement in which the Soviet government formally renounced all claims to Latvia. This treaty solidified Latvia's status as an independent state following the period of conflict that emerged after the Russian Revolution of 1917.1