Original sentence: Starcevic He argued that the large Serb presence in territories claimed by a Greater Croatia was the result of recent settlement, encouraged settlement by Habsburg rulers, and the influx of groups like Vlachs who took up Orthodox Christianity and identified themselves as Serbs.The Nazis grew aggravated with the Ustase, among them Reichsfuhrer SS Heinrich Himmler, who was dissatisfied with the lack of full compliance by the NDH to the Nazis' agenda of extermination of the Jews, since the Ustaše permitted Jews who converted to Catholicism to be recognized as "honorary Croats", exempt from persecution.The Ustaše accepted the 1935 thesis by a Franciscan priest, Father Krunoslav Draganović, whose thesis claimed that many Roman Catholics in southern Herzegovina had been converted to Orthodox Christianity in the 16th and 17th centuries, to justify a policy of forced conversion of Orthodox Christians in the area to Roman Catholicism.The collapse of the quasi-fascist Stojadinović regime resulted in Italy restoring its support for the Ustaše and its agenda to promote an independent Croatia broken away from Yugoslavia that was in personal union with Italy.Šufflay was killed in Yugoslavia in 1931, causing an internationally publicized affair
Edited sentence: He argued that the large Serb presence in territories claimed by a Greater Croatia was the result of recent settlement, encouraged settlement by Habsburg rulers, and the influx of groups like Vlachs who took up Orthodox Christianity and identified themselves as Serbs.However the collapse of the quasi-fascist Stojadinović regime resulted in Italy restoring its support for the Ustaše and its agenda to promote an independent Croatia broken away from Yugoslavia that was in personal union with Italy.The Nazis also grew aggravated with the Ustase, among them Reichsfuhrer SS Heinrich Himmler who was dissatisfied with the lack of full compliance by the NDH to the Nazis' agenda of extermination of the Jews, since the Ustaše permitted Jews who converted to Catholicism to be recognized as "honorary Croats" who were exempt from persecution.The Ustaše utilized the 1935 thesis by Reverend Krunoslav Draganović, which claimed that many Roman Catholics in southern Herzegovina had been converted to Orthodox Christianity in the 16th and 17th centuries, to justify a policy of forced conversion of Orthodox Christians in the area to Roman Catholicism.Šufflay was murdered in Yugoslavia in 1931, allegedly by proponents of the regime, causing an internationally publicized affair