With whom did Hitler enter into peace treaties, besides the USSR?

Since the appointment of Hitler as Reich Chancellor in 1933, Hitler has pursued an active international policy, seeking allies and concluding treaties with third countries.
1. 1934, the Pilsudski-Hitler Pact – a non-aggression pact and the expansion of interstate relations concluded between Poland and Germany.
2. 1935, Anglo-German Maritime Agreement – was concluded with the aim of limiting the ratio of the tonnage and classes of warships between Germany and Great Britain. Under the agreement, Germany pledged not to have a navy greater than 35 to 100 in relation to the British navy.
3. 1936, Anti-Comintern Pact – the creation of a military alliance in response to the creation of the Comintern by the socialist countries. In 1938-1940, Italy, Hungary, Romania, Thailand and the puppet states of Germany and Japan joined the pact (which was later transformed into the Axis – Rome-Tokyo-Berlin).
4. 1938, Munich Agreement – an agreement on the transfer to Germany of the Suddet region of neighboring Czechoslovakia. Signed by England, France, Germany and Italy.
5. 1938, The signing of the German non-aggression pact between Great Britain and France.
6. 1939, a peace treaty with the Baltic countries. Concluded between Germany and Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania.