CNSAS Shows How Safety Racket Student Informants without Parents Knowing. Checks Were Also Made in Boarding Schools and Camps: "The Children Had to Declare that They Would Not Talk to Anyone at all."
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The documents published by CNSAS show that Security recruits informants including students, with the support of teachers and without parents being informed and was interested even in school camps, boxing or discotheques. CNSAS article shows how Safety racolats informants students without parents knowing. Checks were also made in boarding schools and camps: "The children had to declare that they will not discuss with anyone at all . . appears fir…
The National Council for the Study of the Archives of Security (CNSAS) has brought to light new disturbing details about one of the most abusive practices of the former Communist political police: attracting young students into the networks of informants.According to the documents in the archive, the process was carried out strictly without the consent of parents, but, in a revolting way, it often receives direct support from teachers.In a recen…
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