Original sentence: In France, where the presidency of Aristide Briand, a leading proponent of engaging with Constantine to bring about a reconciliation of the two Greek administrations, was already threatened, the events at Athens deepened the crisis: a reorganization of the government was necessary for balancing the political landscape.On , Venizelos' provisional government officially declared war on the Central Powers.The incident became known as the "November events" in Greece, which was using the Old Style calendar at the time, and marked the culmination of the National Schism
Edited sentence: In France, where the presidency of Aristide Briand, a leading proponent of engaging with Constantine to bring about a reconciliation of the two Greek administrations, was already threatened, the events at Athens deepened the crisis: after a sweeping cabinet reshuffling, Briand barely managed to save his own position.Naturally, this unmasked involvement of the Allies in Greek political developments on behalf of Venizelos inflated the existing anti-Venizelist feelings even more.On , Venizelos' provisional government officially declared war on the Central Powers, and King Constantine as deposed.The humiliating Allied withdrawal, as well as the nature of the operation as a blatant interference in the affairs of a sovereign nation, caused considerable damage to the Allies, in terms of prestige and propaganda and also caused internal political fallout.The incident became known as the "November events" () in Greece, which was using the Old Style calendar at the time, and marked the culmination of the National Schism