Original sentence: Another source breaks down the figures as follows: 282 nuns, 13 bishops, 4172 diocesan priests, 2364 monks and friars, among them 259 Claretians, 226 Franciscans, 204 Piarists, 176 Brothers of Mary, 165 Christian Brothers, 155 Augustinians, 132 Dominicans, and 114 Jesuits were killed.During the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, many of the Republican forces were violently anti-clerical anarchists and Communists, whose assaults during what has been termed Spain's red terror included sacking and burning monasteries and churches and killing significant numbers of the Catholic clergy.It is estimated that in the course of the red terror, 6,832 members of the Catholic clergy were killed.One scholar notes that despite the fact that "the Church [...] suffer[ed] appalling persecution" behind Republican lines, these events have been met "with the embarrassed silence or attempts at justification of a large number of historians and memoirists.The Catholic Church has seen fit to canonize several martyrs of the Red terror
Edited sentence: During the Spanish Civil War of the 1930s, many of the Republican forces were violently anti-clerical anarchists and Communists, whose assaults during what has been termed Spain's red terror included sacking and burning monasteries and churches and killing 6,832 members of the Catholic clergy.In the course of the red terror, 282 nuns, 13 bishops, 4172 diocesan priests, 2364 monks and friars, among them 259 Claretians, 226 Franciscans, 204 Piarists, 176 Brothers of Mary, 165 Christian Brothers, 155 Augustinians, 132 Dominicans, and 114 Jesuits were killed.One scholar notes that despite the fact that "the Church [...] suffer[ed] appalling persecution" behind Republican lines, the events have been met "with the embarrassed silence or attempts at justification of a large number of historians and memoirists.The Catholic Church has seen fit to canonize several martyrs of the Spanish Civil War