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Hungary opens communist-era secret police files for first time, identifying thousands of informants

Thousands of Hungarian citizens identified as communist-era informants.

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Thousands of Hungarians have been identified as informants for the country's communist-era secret police. The revelation comes after Hungary opened its secret service files for the first time in 36 years.

The files, which have been released to the public, are expected to shed new light on the country's history and the extent of state surveillance during the communist era. As the country grapples with its past, it remains to be seen what consequences this revelation will have for those involved.

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Who has been identified as informants?

Thousands of Hungarians

What has been released?

Secret police files from the communist era

Who may have been involved?

Viktor Orban, the current Prime Minister, and other prominent figures

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