Original sentence: , the tragedy sparked protests in the European press and it turned world's attention to the attitude to the minorities in Hungary.Although police force fire was not uncommon that time in Austria-Hungary (regardless ethnicity) and elsewhere<ref>In 1907 in Romania, during the last European peasant uprising, the army massacred 11 thousand people; in 1904 the Russian army killed more than 1000 workers in Petrograd, not mentioning the British colonial police in India.Hlinka's appeal against the 1906 verdict was rejected, thus, from 30 November 1907 till 27 February 1910 he was imprisoned in the Csillagbörtön (Star Prison), Szeged.Important protesting European personalities included the Norwegian Nobel Prize holder Bjornstjerne Bjornson and the Oxford historian Robert William Seton-Watson.Under an order of pope Pius X, Párvy was forced to cancel Hlinka's suspension on 8 April 1909 and in 1910 he was finally allowed to consecrate the church in his native village
Edited sentence: Although police force fire was not uncommon that time in Austria-Hungary (regardless ethnicity) and elsewhere (in 1907 in Romania, during the last European peasant uprising, the army massacred 11 thousand people; in 1904 the Russian army killed more than 1000 workers in Petrograd, not mentioning the British colonial police in India), the events received international attention with some Czecho-Slovak help.His appeal against the 1906 verdict was rejected, thus, from 30 November 1907 till 27 February 1910 Hlinka was imprisoned in the Csillagbörtön (Star Prison), Szeged.On the other hand, he appealed Párvy's suspend at the Holy See, which didn't confirm Párvy's decision, so he cancelled the suspension in 8 April 1909.When Hlinka left the prison, Párvy put him back in his Ružomberok parish, and Hlinka consecrated the church in his native village with Párvy's consent