CNSAS Has Deconspirated over 17,000 Security Informants. "It's Not a Simple List of Names.
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More than 17,000 security informants were deconspired by the National Council for the Study of Security Archives (CNSAS), at the request of the petitioners, from the beginning of the institution's activity in 2000 to November 2026. Their identification did not mean, however, the simple publication of a list of names. In most cases, researchers had to go through tens of thousands of files, wired, in order to establish with certainty the identity …
The National Council for the Study of the Archives of the Former Security (CNSAS) stated on Wednesday that it does not have a record of the conspiracy names of informants associated with the real ones. Thus, for the deconspiration of each of the informants, it was the most
The National Council for the Study of the Archives of Security (CNSAS) has made public the assessment of the activity of deconspiration of former security informants. Since 2000, when the institution began its activity, and up to now, 17,104 informants have been identified, following requests by persons who were entitled to consult their files. "17104. This is the number of deconspirators [...] Article CNSAS has identified more than 17,000 secur…
More than 17,000 security informants were deconspired by the National Council for the Study of Security Archives (CNSAS), at the request of the petitioners, from the beginning of the institution's work in 2000 to November 2026.
Since 2000, the National Council for the Study of Archives of Security (CNSAS) has deconspirated no less than 17,104 security informants in the communist regime. The Council's representatives state, in a post published in the online environment, that the institution does not have a record of the conspiracy names of informants associated with the real ones. To deconspirate each of the informants was [...]
CNSAS has announced that 17,104 former Security informants have been deconspired, at the request of those who have exercised their right of access to their own files, since the beginning of the institution's activity in 2000 and up to now. The data were published on Wednesday, in a Facebook post. The identification of informants required analysis of tens of thousands of files, wired. CNSAS states that it does not have a record that directly asso…
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