Short answers, pulled from the story.
The final document of the Moscow Armistice was signed on the 19th of September 1944. This agreement officially ended hostilities between Finland and the Soviet Union after days of diplomatic sessions.
Finland surrendered approximately 11.50% of its total territory to the Soviet Union following the negotiations. This area covered about 44,106 square kilometers including regions like Karelia and Salla.
The treaty required payments totaling nearly three hundred million dollars in commodities over a six-year period. These goods had to be delivered to satisfy Soviet demands through industrial output rather than direct currency transfers.
Moscow mandated that Finland legalize the Communist Party after it revised its internal rules. Organizations deemed fascist by Soviet standards were banned from operating within Finnish borders.
Former Finnish leaders including Risto Ryti faced arrest and trial for their role in starting the war. Ryti became the most prominent figure among those brought to justice before peace could hold.