Original sentence: Croat population was forced to leave the city, because of extremist hardliners policy of Italian government implemented in this city.In 1945, when the Tito army entered the city, big part of Italian and pro-Italian population of Zadar left, because of theirs cooperation with fascist regime and support of chauvinist policy against Croats.Many of those Croats moved their businesses to Split.Situation got worse when fascist began its rule in Italy.The Croatian minority was harshly treated, as a result of which most of the Croatian population left for Yugoslavia.The Italian population left for Italy, among them Ottavio Missoni, owner of the renowned fashion company Missoni.The city become the center of the annexed areas, when Italy attacked Yugoslavia in 1941 and occupied the Adriatic shores from Istria to Albania
Edited sentence: All the Italian population left for Italy after WWII because of the dictator Tito's harrassments, among them Ottavio Missoni, owner of the renowned fashion company Missoni.Before WWI the city was the center of the italian irredentism in Dalmatia.History of Zara (italian).In the fifth century all the population of Dalmatia (and Iadera) was totally latin speaking.The city become the center of the dalmatian region, when Italy defeated Yugoslavia in 1941 and annexed the Adriatic shores from Istria to Albania.The city, as capital of Dalmatia, enjoyed an economic boom in those years.The city, officially called "Zara", was the only one in Dalmatia with more than 95% of the population italian speaking.The dalmatian language, a romance language actually extinct, was spoken in the city until the XIV century, when was substituted by the venetian dialect/language