Róbert Szikora Says He Didn't Report Anyone After It Was Discovered that His Name Was in the Agent Files
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Róbert Szikora's name also appeared in the Open Files state security database. The R-GO singer reacted to the disclosure of the agent files.
In addition to Szikora, card number 6 was also found on another founding member of R-GO, Attila Környei, and Zoltán Kékes, known from Hungária or Dolly Roll. It was previously unknown that they were network individuals.
According to the musician, they would have liked him to write reports, but they didn't ask him to, and he didn't do so.
Róbert Szikora's name is also included in the state security documents released on Wednesday. According to the documents, the R-Go frontman was registered in February 1984 under the codename Nanu-Nanu, as a secret agent. The singer responded to Index's inquiry about the case and stated that he had never written a report on anyone or signed a recruitment statement. In the Open Files database published on November 4, Szikora […]
The name of the frontman of R-GO is also included in the state security database opened on Wednesday. Róbert Szikora was recruited under the name Nanu-Nanu. He told the press that he never reported anyone and, according to him, no attempt was made to recruit him. However, the head of the archive warned that the appearance of a name in the register does not in itself prove cooperation with agents.
He is listed in the documents under the codename "Nanu-Nanu".
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