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Treaty of Cardis
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Date:
1661
Participants:
Russia
Sweden
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Treaty of Cardis

Sweden-Russia [1661]
Also known as: Peace of Kardis
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Treaty of Cardis, (1661), peace settlement between Russia and Sweden, ending the war begun in 1656 and maintaining the territorial accords of the earlier Treaty of Stolbovo. See Stolbovo, Treaty of.

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