Original sentence: As a result of this, more than 2,000 Chams were killed or died while going into Albania.At the end of the war, the Albanian population of the region was expelled to Albania.EDES accused Chams for collaborating with the German Nazis and Italians during the war.Several hundred Chams had collaborated, but more than a thousand Chams were part of Resistance forces of the Greek People's Liberation Army (ELAS) and the Albanian Anti-Fascist Liberation Army.The rest, which formed the majority, were civilians uninvolved in the war.Until the Second World War the town had a mixed population of Greeks and Cham Albanians
Edited sentence: , actively collaborated with the occupational forces in fighting the resistance forces (see EDES, ELAS), committing murders and burning down towns of the area.After the liberation they succeeded to evade prosecution for collaboration and atrocities by fleeing the country together with their families to the nearby Albania with the help of the retreating German forces (2,109 of them convicted in absentia).Due to the persecutions, the Greek State honored the city including it in the list of the four martyr and heroic cities of Greece (together with Kalavryta, Distomo and Kommeno).During the Axis occupation Paramythia and the nearby areas suffered 632 murders 428 persons disappearing, 209 rapes, 31 kidnappings, 2,332 burned houses and 53 villages looting.During the Nazi occupation of Greece (1941-1944) many local Albanian-spoken inhabitants (see Cham Albanians), under an Axis-backed organisation called K.Postwar Albanian authorities installed them in the valley of Mouzakia, also prosecuting many of them as nazi-colaborationists