Treaty of Loughlin: Difference between revisions

| date_signed            = <!-- {{Start date|YYYY|MM|DD}} --> 19 May 1943

Significant financial conditions were included, totaling [[Taler|₮]]35 Billion for loss of life, destruction of properties, and other war costs, with [[Taler|₮]]33 Billion going to Fiannria and [[Taler|₮]]2 Billion to [[Caergwynn]]. Faneria was permitted to settle portions of this debt by transferal of its capital ships, cession of the island of [[Eilada]] (an option Faneria's government barely avoided taking), and other means. Much of this debt would be repaid in the form of victims' and reconstruction funds directly from Fanerian taxes and the subsidization of a plurality of the remaining cost of constructing the [[Grand Vandarch Canal]]. Reconstruction of roads and rails over most of the occupied territory in Fiannria was performed directly by disarmed Fhainnin military forces prior to treaty drawdowns.

Faneria's standing military was capped at an all-volunteer force of one million personnel sum total, with a ban on building select types of weapons such as tanks, warships over 20,000 tons total displacement, and advanced aircraft until various portions of the debt were repaid. Most of these conditions were met by the 1960s, with Fhainnin military industry subsisting off of foreign contracts in the interim, most notably to [[Kiravia]] and other Coscivian nations. Others were written off after the Restoration of Brotherly Relations Papers signed between Fiannria and Faneria in 1964.

Additionally, Faneria's new government was required to dismantle the institutions of the [[ARSG]], the nascent pan-gaelic union state envisioned by Faneria's wartime leadership, as well as issue pardons to the majority of former Royalist Fhainn in exile. Faneria was required returned all prisoners of war unilaterally; the majority of prisoners held by the victorious powers were to be returned by 1945 as part of repayment in the form of labor, but worked alongside disarmed non-POW forces in most cases. Prisoners accused of war crimes were not to be returned unless exonerated or sentences had been served, though it was mediated that executions would not be held for conscripted Fhainnin personnel, who were almost universally non-officers. Faneria was also required to extradite members of the Revolutionary Republics' militaries and governments in its territory, but the enforcement of this clause was primarily centered on political leadership as many military personnel from Faneria's auxiliary forces successfully blended into Fhainnin society or attained citizenship.