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The Great Northern War, Battle of Poltava fought on July 8, 1709, (June 27, Old calendar) resulted in a major defeat of the Swedish army under Charles XII, by Russian forces led by Peter the Great.
The battle ended Swedish dominance in the Baltic and transformed Russia into a leading European power. A formal peace treaty was not signed until 1721
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