The Treaty of Stockholm was signed in August 7th 1915, ending the Rusoo-German War and changing the map of Eastern Europe. Russia renounces any claims to Poland, the Baltic States, Greater Litva, Bessarabia and Georgia. Ottoman Empire purchases the districts of Erdehan, Kars and Batum for $25 million rubles. Russia will pay an indemnization for the damages caused to the nations of Germany and Austria-Hungary for a period of 10 years. Russia will give 20% of the Ukrainian grain production to Germany and Austria-Hungary for a period of five years, followed by 10% for the next five years afterwards. Austria-Hungary receives the former Russian province of Bessarabia as compensation for renouncing to their rights to Polish ethnic parts of Galicia. Germany will maintain a military occupation of the Baltic States and Greater Litva until a stable government is established. Georgia is recognized as a Republic. Montenegro is incorporated into the Austro-Hungarian Reich. Serbia receives the former coastal lands of northern Albania from Austria-Hungary.