Original sentence: For President Wilson (and for most non-Hungarians from the Carpathian Basin) it was a process of decolonisation rather than a punitive dismemberment (as some Hungarians saw it).For the Hungarians the whole of the Carpathian Basin was seen as "home" (despite the fact that non-Hungarian peoples lived in this area as well and that they saw this area as their own "home" as well).On the other hand, some (mostly Hungarians) claim that the real motive of the treaty was simply an attempt to dismantle a major power in Central Europe
Edited sentence: For President Wilson (and for most non-Hungarians from the Carpathian Basin) it was a process of decolonisation rather than a punitive dismemberment.For the Hungarians the whole of the Carpathian Basin was seen as "home".On the other hand, some claim that the real motive of the treaty was simply an attempt to dismantle a major power in Central Europe