Original sentence: After the fall of the Republic, Fedák flees to Vienna.As she supported the Republic, she could only play in Vienna during 1920-21.Following WWI, she spoke out against the Monarchy, then during the  Soviet Republic she agitated for joining the Red Army.From 1923, she was a member of the Fővárosi Operettszínház theatre.From 1940, she was leading actress in the Új Magyar Színház theatre.In 1944, working at the Donausender radio station in Vienna, she agitated for Hungary to continue the fight in WWII on the side of the Nazi Germany, and for this act, she was sentenced for 8 months in prison after the war, and banning her from theatres for 3 years.In 1954 the director of the Déryné theatre asked her for a leading role, which she accepted and trained for, but her big return was prevented by an illness and death.She made appearances in Berlin and Paris in 1921 and 1925, and in 1934, she toured in several American cities.She was captured and held in prison for short time in Wiener Neustadt.The court order broke her career, she never appeared on stage again
Edited sentence: After the fall of the Republic, Fedák fled to Vienna.As she supported the Republic, she could play in only Vienna during 1920-21.Following World War I, she spoke out against the Monarchy; then during the  Soviet Republic she agitated for joining the Red Army.For this act, she was sentenced to eight months in prison after the war, and she was banned from playing in theatres for three years.In 1923, she became a member of the Fővárosi Operettszínház theatre.In 1944, working at the Donausender radio station in Vienna, she rallied interest for Hungary to continue the fight in World War II on the side of the Nazi Germany.In 1954 the director of the Déryné theatre asked her for a leading role, which she accepted and trained for, but her big return was prevented by the onset of an illness and, eventually, her death.She made appearances in Berlin and Paris in 1921 and 1925, and in 1934, she toured several American cities.She was captured and held in prison at Wiener Neustadt for a short time.Starting in 1940, she was the leading actress in the Új Magyar Színház theatre.The court order broke her career: she never appeared on stage again