Treaty of Electorsbourg (2024)
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| Context | Final War of the Deluge |
|---|---|
| Signed | 30 September 2024 |
| Location | Electorsbourg, Canaery, Urcea |
| Effective | Immediately |
| Original signatories |  Urcea Kiravia Corumm Cartadania Alstin the Cape |
| Language | Julian Ænglish |
The Treaty of Electorsbourg was a peace treaty which formally ended the state of war between the five allied League of Nations powers of The Deluge and Varshan, concluding the Final War of the Deluge. Treaty negotiations began shortly following the Fall of Anzo based largely on preliminary agreements determined by the signatory powers during the conflict. The Treaty had wide reaching implications with respect to Varshan, setting forth territorial changes, the future government of Varshan and its occupation by the League of Nations. The Cape was also represented within the negotiations, in part for themselves and in part on behalf of Varshani interests. Varshan, nor the Army of the National Homeland which existed at the beginning of the negotiations, were not included within the proceedings.
Negotiations
Urcean aims
Kiravian aims
Corummese aims
Alstin aims
Cartadanian aims
Treaty content
Territorial changes
Besides the specific partitions, the Treaty also recognized the status of Anzo as an international zone as had been declared earlier in the year by Martin St. Clair, Supreme Commander of the League of Nations Command.
Occupation government
Future of Varshani government
Military equipment and personnel
Following the dispossession and sale of remaining Varshani military equipment abroad, the proceeds were transferred to the League of Nations Wartime Benefit Fund, which was created by the Treaty. The Fund provides financial benefits to orphans and widows of those who served in the League of Nations Command during the war.