The Treaty of Stockholm is signed on May 14th 1938 between the victorious members in the Global War and the defeated parts of the Eastern Frontof the war. The Russian Empire is considered to have received lenient terms by later historians, the actions of the US delegation being considered important in the terms received by the Russians. Pretty much Eastern Europe returned to the pre-war borders between Russia and their neighbors. Russian forces evacuated Romania, who felt under Austria-Hungary occupation until reparations could be paid for the damages inflicted in Transylvania by them. Russian also evacuated their current holdings in the Middle East, Anatolia and the Bosphorus. Bulgaria lost their holdings in Macedonia, Thrace and the city of Adrianople was ceded to the Ottomans. (Pretty much Bulgaria is being reduced to OTL borders.) Armenia, the Kurd Kingdom based in Mosul and Georgia recover their independence but were considered as neutral nations to ease fears of the Russians of being encroached. Northern Persia returned to their former position as a Russian protectorate. Russia was prohibited of having chemical or nuclear weapons. Their naval forces in the Baltic Sea were reduced by half and reparations were set to pay for the damages caused by the Russian occupation of Eastern Europe. This was later changed to the Central Powers war debt being given to the Russian Empire instead.