I speak very poor Greek (and somewhat more adequate Latin); the lessons I took in school were a while back, and you don't really use it in daily life.
Germany gets its quick victory when the French badly bungle the war. Paris falls, the "Great War" is over within the year. Russia gets a white peace, because nobody wants to drag things out. The real stipulation is that Russia agrees to never again get involved in any war agaist Germany; so in the event of another European war, Russia is pretty much bound to just stay out of it. (On the other hand, they won't have to fear being attacked, either.)
On the Eastern end of Eurasia, China is still a mess, and Japan still has ambitions. But without at real "Great War", Europe's powers won't be so war-w(e)ary, and they'll have a few things to say about Japan's designs on China. Once China collapses into warlordism (and the odds are good it'll still happen!), Japan will want to make a move, and Russia can move in to "protect" Manchuria and Mongolia.