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Hungary has begun releasing its secret service files from the Communist era, which has led to renewed discussions regarding informants and accountability. This move comes 36 years after the end of Soviet control in the country.
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Hungary has begun releasing its secret service files from the Communist era, which has led to renewed discussions regarding informants and accountability. This move comes 36 years after the end of Soviet control in the country.
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36 years later: Hungary opens Communist-era secret service files
Hungary Releases Secret Service Files from Communist Era