to the end of hostilities. Báthory and Ivan IV finally signed the Treaty of Jam Zapolski on January 15; Russia renounced its claims to Livonia and Polotsk and in exchange the Commonwealth returned Russian territories its armies had captured. On February 4, 1582, the last detachments of the Polish-Lithuanian army left the outskirts of Pskov. The siege of Pskov is commemorated on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, Warsaw, with the inscription "PSKOW 24 VIII 1581-15 I 1582". See also Muscovite–Lithuanian Wars References The battle in the larger picture is described on the following pages: 1577-1582 War with Muscovy, THE STRUGGLE FOR THE DOMINIUM MAR1S BALTICI Jasienica, Paweł Rzeczpospolita Obojga Narodów. Srebrny wiek A brief account of the siege can be found in * Conflicts in 1581 Conflicts in 1582 1581 in Europe 1582 in Russia Pskov Pskov Pakov Pskov Pskov Pskov Military history of Russia History of Pskov