Truce of Stuhmsdorf

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1. 1635Stuhmsdorf · PrussiaMediated by France, the Holy Roman Empire, and other powers, negotiators of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth and Sweden opened truce talks at Stuhmsdorf in Prussia, both wishing to commit their forces to more pressing strategic directions.
2. 1635Stuhmsdorf · PrussiaThe two sides formally signed the Truce of Stuhmsdorf, valid for twenty-six years. Sweden returned most Prussian ports and relinquished the right to levy tariffs at Danzig, Königsberg, and elsewhere, while the Commonwealth recognized Swedish control over most of Livonia. The agreement allowed Sweden to concentrate its forces on the German theater.