Maďari dnes uvidia mená 60-tisíc agentov tajnej polície. "Chceli ma naverbovať," tvrdí Orbán
Hungary is set to release the names of collaborators who worked for the communist secret service. This action comes 36 years after the fall of communism. Information regarding 50,000 to 60,000 agents will be made available on the internet. Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán released documents a day early regarding how secret services intended to monitor him. Orbán claims they wanted to recruit him. The public release aims to clarify the history of the secret service.
Maďarsko má dnes po 36 rokoch od pádu komunizmu zverejniť mená spolupracovníkov komunistickej tajnej služby. Na internete pribudnú údaje o 50- až 60-tisíc agentoch. Expremiér Viktor Orbán deň vopred zverejnil dokumenty o tom, ako ho mali tajní sledovať. Ako sa k zverejneniu postavia Maďari?