Original sentence: In Korea, the period from 1910 to 1945 is specially called either the Period of Japanese Imperial Rule (Ilje Sidae in Korean) or, commonly, by the more ideologically charged expression Period of Imperial Japanese forcible occupation (Ilje Gangjeomgi in Korean).Japan's defeat in the Second World War in 1945 ended Japanese influnce on the peninsula.Later, the influence increased with the signing of the Korea-Japan Annexation Treaty of 1910.Soon, adminstration of the country turned over to the victors of World War II, supposedly for the sake of peace, but eventually, this lead to the start of another war and the division of the peninsula into two distinct countries.The History of Korea from 1900-1950 began undeniably with significant political, economic, and military influences from Japan.The treaty is quite controversial, as historians question or acknowledge the treaty's provisions, the cicumstances that created the treaty, other matters, that even includes the name of the treaty.With the treaty, the Japanese Empire eventually enforced her sovereignty over Korea for almost the entire duration of the first half of the century
Edited sentence: In Korea, the period is referred to either as the Period of Japanese Imperial Rule (Ilje Sidae in Korean) or, commonly, by the more ideologically charged expression Period of Imperial Japanese forcible occupation (Ilje Gangjeomgi in Korean).The Period of Japanese Rule of Korea began with the "Korea-Japan Annexation Treaty" of 1910, which granted the Japanese Empire complete sovereignty over Korea, and ended in 1945 with Japan's defeat in the Second World War