Hungary opens communist-era secret police archives, confronting past

Hungary published the first batch of communist-era secret police files on the 70th anniversary of the 1956 Soviet crackdown, marking a significant step in historical reckoning. The move could expose former informants and collaborators, potentially affecting current political figures and public trust. The full scope and political implications remain uncertain as more files are expected to be released.

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