Hungary Could Publish up to 80,000 Names in Communist-Era Secret Service Files
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Hungary could publish up to 80,000 names in Communist-era secret service files
Bálint Ruff, head of the Prime Minister’s Office, says professional estimates suggest that between 60,000 and 80,000 names could eventually become public: Continue reading: https://dailynewshungary.com/hungary-could-publish-80000-names-communist/
According to the minister who heads the Prime Minister's Office, the agent files must be made fully public, and the events of the past 16 years must also be revealed.
Many families will be sad if the agent files become public, said Bálint Ruff in an interview with Telex. We asked the Minister of Chancellery about Péter Magyar's comments, the legal consequences of the disappearance of public property, the selection of Anna Unger, the surveys ordered by the government and many other topics. Uncut interview.
Bálint Ruff doesn't like the right wing calling the Asset Recovery Office the ÁVH, but he had no problem with the Tatar-style characterization.
In his first Telex interview as the Minister Head of the Prime Minister's Office, Bálint Ruff spoke, among other things, about same-sex marriage, state funds paid to Századvég, the publicity of agent files, the operation of secret services, and the tasks of the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office. According to the politician, one of the government's important tasks is to reveal the operation of the previous period and to develop a new …
Vigorous work is underway: the payments of Századvég and Nézőpont are being investigated, and roughly a hundred secret government decisions may be made public, Tibor Navracsics and János Lázár are preparing.
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