Original sentence: After the broadcast of Schuschnigg's resignation, Österreicher went to the other's office and burned all the correspondence, because he was aware that the Gestapo would search his office and home.He fled Austria at the time of the Anschluss, or annexation of Austria, in 1938.His parents, Nathan and Ida Oesterreicher, died in Theresienstadt and Auschwitz.In 1934 he founded the newspaper Die Erfüllung (The Fruition) to improve relations between Jews and Christians, and to fight against antisemitism.In the 1960s, he was one of 15 priests who petitioned the Vatican to take up the issue of antisemitism
Edited sentence: After the broadcast of Schuschnigg's resignation, Österreicher went to his office and burned all the correspondence, because he was aware, that the Gestapo would scan him, his office and home.He fled Austria at the time of the German Anschluss, or annexation of Austria, in 1938.His parents Nathan and Ida Oesterreicher, b.In 1934 he founded the newspaper Die Erfüllung ("The fruition") in order to improve the relation between Judaism and Christianity and to fight against antisemitism.In the 1960s, Oesterreicher was in a group of 15 priests who petitioned the Vatican to take up the issue of antisemitism.John M.Oesterreicher said "Maybe Iniitzer would have been more successful, when he told Hitler "I am here to pay respect to you, but I will not hand the Austrian church over to you", as the Gestapo rewarded when people did not show fear.So he saved quite some people who were involved in the Jewish-Christian understanding.Zelenka were caught bei the Nazis and died in Theresienstadt and Auschwitz