Second Coalition War Against the Soviet Union (Allied Defeat)

The Second Coalition War Against the Soviet Union was the continuation of the first coalition war, fought by a coalition of 13 countries against the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics and its satellites in Spring 1938 to seize the Communist superpower. The war ended in a Coalition victory after 2 months of fighting. The Treaty of Kiev was signed in late April and the Soviet Union collapsed.

Background
In December 1937, the Soviet Finnish War broke out. The Finnish were aided by powers of the first coalition to resist the Soviet aggression. In January 30, 1938, A Soviet ultimatum was sent to Finland to force the Finnish government to surrender unconditionally immediately or face absolute destruction. The Finns requested the Coalition to intervene and the Second Coalition was formed on February 2.