Hungary opens communist-era informer files
Headline from Japan Times · First reported Nov 4, 10:28 AM ET () · Updated Nov 4, 9:22 PM ET · 3 sources, 3 articles
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During the 1949-89 one-party rule that repressed dissent, authorities employed an extensive network of informants to monitor public sentiment.
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36 years later: Hungary opens Communist-era secret service files
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Hungary opens communist-era informer files
During the 1949-89 one-party rule that repressed dissent, authorities employed an extensive network of informants to monitor public sentiment.
Secret police files released in Hungary, 37 years after fall of communism
Critics say the move comes too late, that the files themselves are incomplete, and the move risks sowing division and causing unnecessary anguish.
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