The Treaty of Moscow was the peace agreement negotiated between the Race, represented by Ambassador Queek, and the Greater German Reich, represented by Ambassador Paul Schmidt, and mediated by General Secretary Vyacheslav Molotov of the Soviet Union. It concluded the Race-German War of 1965. The terms of the treaty were harsh. They included a drastic shrinkage of German territory, including the liberation of France and bans on nuclear weapons and space travel.