Original sentence: Being the leading member of BAS, Sepp Kerschbaumer was sentenced to fifteen years and eleven months on July 16 1964 for organising the bombing.More than 20,000 of South Tyrol's 400,000 inhabitants people attended the funeral on 9 December.On 12 June 1961,  the so-called Feuernacht (night of the fire), the BAS organised the demolition with explosives of 34 electricity pylons supplying power to the industrial zone of Bolzano.On 7 December 1964 he died in prison in Verona of a heart attack.Option in South Tyrol.Sepp Kerschbaumer was one of the leaders in the fight against this and founded the BAS to publicise the situation in South Tyrol
Edited sentence: Being the leading member of BAS, Sepp Kerschbaumer was convicted to fifteen years and eleven months on  July 16 1964 for organising the bombing.He always believed thought to be a more effective weapon than the bomb and would hand out flyers highlighting the situation in South Tyrol.Kerschbaumer always strived to ensure that no one was injured or killed in his attacks.Kerschbaumer was responsible for founding the BAS and by carrying out its operations he let the wider world know that many South Tyroleans were not happy with their situation.More than 20,000 people attended the funeral on 9 december (South Tyrol has around 400,000 inhabitants).On 7 December 1964 he died in the prison of Verona of a heart attack.On the 12 June 1961,  the so called Feuernacht (night of the fire), the BAS organised a blowing up of 34 electricity pillars that gave power to the industry zone of Bolzano.Sepp Kerschbaumer was one of the leaders in the fight against these attempts.see also: Feuernacht, Option in South Tyrol, Katakombenschulen