Original sentence: In 1947, as part of the Paris Peace Treaties, 1947, Communist Romania and Soviet Union signed a border treaty, leaving the territories in the Soviet Union: the Soviet-Romanian frontier was "fixed in accordance with the Soviet-Roumanian Agreement of 28 June 1940", although no such was even signed before 1944.On August 23, 1944, with Soviet troops advancing and the Eastern Front once again falling within Romanian territory, King Mihai organized a successful coup against Antonescu, agreed to Soviet terms, and ordered military action in the western direction against Hungary (and theoretically Germany) to retake Northern Transylvania, lost to Hungary in August 1940 after the Second Vienna Award, and later continued the war on the territory of Hungary and Slovakia, in support of the Soviet troops
Edited sentence: In 1947, as part of the Paris Peace Treaties, 1947, Communist Romania and Soviet Union signed a border treaty, leaving the territories in the Soviet Union: the Soviet-Romanian frontier was "fixed in accordance with the Soviet-Roumanian Agreement of 28 June 1940", although no Soviet-Romanian Agreement was even signed before 1944.On August 23, 1944, with Soviet troops advancing and the Eastern Front once again falling within Romanian territory, King Mihai organized a coup against Antonescu, agreed to Soviet terms, and ordered military action in the western direction against Hungary (and theoretically Germany) to retake Northern Transylvania, occupied by Hungary in August 1940 after the Second Vienna Award, and later continued the war on the territory of Hungary and Slovakia, in support of the Soviet troops