Exactly forty years ago, in April 1986, police and secret agents of the Kádár regime appeared at the construction site of the Paks nuclear power plant. They searched for a bricklayer, then 30-year-old L. Mihály from Nagymágoc, took him by the arm, led him out, he could no longer set foot on the construction site, he was immediately dismissed. Although the other workers were not told anything, rumors were that espionage was in the background. The…
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Exactly forty years ago, in April 1986, police and secret agents of the Kádár regime appeared at the construction site of the Paks nuclear power plant. They searched for a bricklayer, then 30-year-old L. Mihály from Nagymágoc, took him by the arm, led him out, he could no longer set foot on the construction site, he was immediately dismissed. Although the other workers were not told anything, rumors were that espionage was in the background. The…