Treaty of Dublin

The Treaty of Dublin is the name of the peace treaty between the Axis and Allied Powers that officially ended World War 2 on April 6th, 1946.

Unlike the previous Treaty of Luxembourg City, ending the war in Europe, and the Honolulu Conference, ending the war in the Pacific, Dublin brought no territorial changes with it. At the time of signing, both sides were locked in a stalemate, with neither able to cross the Atlantic Ocean. So, the only agreement made was an armistice.

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All hostilities between the Axis and Allied powers are to cease within 12 hours of signature

POWs to be returned to either Germany or the United States depending on their allegiance

All Allied and Axis depth charges in the Atlantic to be removed within 31 days of siganture

Allied Powers recognize the terms signed on in the Treaty of Luxembourg City

The Republic of Liberia is to be annexed into French Africa

The Allied Powers are to become defunct upon signing

Signatories
Allied Powers Axis Powers
 * United States of America
 * Canada
 * New Zealand
 * Australia
 * Republic of Panama
 * Republic of Costa Rica
 * Dominican Republic
 * Republic of El Salvador
 * Republic of Haiti
 * Republic of Honduras
 * Republic of Nicaragua
 * Republic of Cuba
 * Republic of Guatemala
 * Republic of Peru
 * Mexico
 * United States of Brazil
 * Republic of Colombia
 * Republic of Chile
 * Greater German Reich
 * Kingdom of Italy
 * Kingdom of Bulgaria
 * Kingdom of Romania
 * Kingdom of Hungary
 * Quisling Regime
 * Iceland
 * Slovak Republic
 * Independent State of North Croatia
 * Serbia
 * State of Montenegro
 * Hellenic State
 * Republic of Finland
 * Spanish State