Ferenc Szigeti: There Was an Inquiry, but It Was Never Organized
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The leader of the Karthago band on the agent files: They tried to get him to do something, but they never organized it - Ferenc Szigeti recalled what happened in the late 1980s.
Among the publicly searchable state security documents is the so-called 6-card about Ferenc Szigeti, the leader of the Karthago band, but if someone had a 6-card, the state security certainly dealt with it, but the person did not necessarily do any meaningful work for the secret police, wrote Telex. Ferenc Szigeti admitted to the newspaper that it was a request: They tried to get him to do something, but it didn't work, and they never organized …
There was indeed a request, they tried to get him to do something, but it didn't work, and they never organized him - Ferenc Szigeti, the leader of the Karthago band, reacted to MTI on Wednesday when his file number 6 was included among the documents published on the open files.hu platform on Wednesday. The Agent Files: They wanted to organize the musician, Ferenc Szigeti poured clean water into the glass The post was first published on Most Hír.
"I was never organized, and I did not carry out any network activities for state security," Ferenc Szigeti firmly stated to MTI, after his card number 6 was also made public on the recently opened agent lists.
The leader of the Karthago band spoke out after his number 6 card was listed on the open-records.hu platform.
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