State Security Documents: Viktor Orbán's Involvement Was Also Considered, but Ultimately Abandoned + Video
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As Mr. Rovar has promised, the so-called agent files will be made public on Wednesday, so in principle it will be possible to reveal who participated in the communist regime's state coup.
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has released documents from the communist secret service from the 1980s, from which it appears that he and his wife were under secret surveillance. Orbán wrote on his Facebook page that they tried to recruit him during his military service, but that he refused. Later, as he claims, they were under constant surveillance [...] The post Orbán revealed documents of the communist secret service from the 19…
It has been revealed what cover name Viktor Orbán and his wife were investigated under in the 1980s - The documents were published by the former prime minister.
The Fidesz leader published documents on his Facebook page on Tuesday that prove that the state party had been monitoring him and his wife. The post Viktor Orbán responded to the agent accusation with documents first appeared on Most Hír.
According to state security documents from the 1980s, the secret service closely monitored the emerging Fidesz party, including Viktor Orbán and Anikó Lévai. The documents also provide information about the organization of the Young Democrats, the preparations for the Salgóbánya camp, and the authorities' surveillance methods.
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