Original sentence: He died on March 18, 1956.He is recorded variously to have said that the Jews "crucified Christ," but such a statement is historically no different from that in the Bible or what Christians have been saying for centuries, which is more an allegation of historical fact rather than the racism which is the heart of anti-semitism.Nikolaj Velimirovic was allegedly anti-semitic and he supposedly approved of the holocaust.On December 14, 1944 he was sent to Dachau, together with Serbian Patriarch Gavrilo, where some sources, especially the standard Orthodox Church references, record that he suffered both imprisonment and torture.Others regard his address from Dachau as having been under duress and point to the lack of other anti-semitic statements in the rest of his large corpus of writings.Vladimir's Seminary now in Crestwood, New York (associated with Columbia University)
Edited sentence: Nikolaj Velimirovic received a civil decoration from Adolf Hitler in in 1934.Nikolaj Velimirovic was anti-semitic and he openly approved the holocaust.On December 14, 1944 he was sent to Dachau, together with Serbian Patriarch Gavrilo.Vladimir's Seminary now in Scarsdale, New York (associated with Columbia University)