Original sentence: Despite the assistance of a British expeditionary force, the country was occupied by German, Italian and Bulgarian armies, who divided the country in three distinct occupation zones.Indeed, the Italian commanders, including Mussolini, would later use the Albanians as scapegoats for the Italian failure.The Greco-Italian War started with the Italian military forces launching an invasion of Greece from Albanian territory.The initial Greco-Italian conflict continued into 1941, when the forces of Nazi Germany invaded Greece.The invasion force included several hundred native Albanian and Chams in blackshirt battalions attached to the Italian army.Their performance however was distinctly lackluster, as most Albanians, poorly motivated, either deserted or defected
Edited sentence: All of them eventually took part to the invasion to Greece at October 28, 1940 (see Greco-Italian War) under the XXV Italian Army Corps which after the incorporation of the Albanian units renamed to “Chamuria Army Corps” under General C.In the following months the Italians urgently started organizing several thousand Albanians volunteers to participate on the liberation of Chamuria creating an army equivalent of a full division of 9 battalions (4 blackshirt battalions -Tirana Korçë Vlorë Shkodër-, 2 infantry battalions -Gramos and Dajti-, 2 volunteer battalions -Tomori and Barabosi-, one battery corps -Drin-).Italian controlled newspapers and the authorities in the then occupied Albania, but also in Rome, officially described him as “an Albanian from Chamuria animated by great spirit” murdered from Greek spies inside Albania, declaring the imminent liberation of Chamerija.On June 1940 the notorious Albanian bandit, wanted for thieves and murders Daut Hoxha killed from two Albanian shepherds inside Albania after a quarrel over some sheep.Rossi, although with poor performance.The continuous defeating the Italian Army suffered the next 6 months necessitated the German intervention on April 1941 against Greece leading the country in a triple occupation, German, Italian and Bulgarian