Zoltán Tarr's Father Is Also on the List, but According to His Son, He Had Written Confirmation that He Did Not Carry Out Any Agent Activities.
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In connection with the publication of the 6 cards, Zoltán Tarr reported on his social media page about the involvement of his late father, Kálmán Tarr.
They talked about this with their son on the last day of their lives.
The list of agents of the communist dictatorship was made public today. It turns out that one of the founders of the Tisza Party, Boldizsár Deák, was also recruited by the Kádár regime's state security service. In addition, the name of the father of the Minister of Culture, Zoltán Tarr, also appeared among the documents.
In the coming days, you have to be prepared for strange questions. The nationwide search for an agent will begin. But even if you find one, it is not certain that the person actually reported it.
The name of the father of Minister for Social Relations and Culture Zoltán Tarr, Reformed pastor Kálmán Tarr, also appeared among the state security documents made public on Wednesday. According to the documents, the man was recruited in 1984, but the minister emphasized that his father did not carry out agent activities according to a previous official decision.
Zoltán Tarr's father's agent file made public - The minister highlighted: Kálmán Tarr had written confirmation that he was not an agent.
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