In what year did the Soviets begin to be recognized by other countries as a legitimate state, despite an illegitimate change of power (Oct. coup)?

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In 1921 the Soviet-Turkish and the Soviet-Afghan treaties were signed. If we talk about European countries - "a wave of confessions" occurred in 1924. Diplomatic relations with Germany had been established two years earlier, in 1922.

In what year did the Soviets begin to be recognized by other countries as a legitimate state, despite an illegitimate change of power (Oct. coup)?

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