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Prime Minister Péter Magyar has criticized the hypocrisy of those now scrutinizing the Lezsák affair and historical informant files, stating that those who have never taken responsibility for their own lies are now raising accusations. This adds a new political dimension to the ongoing public discussion about communist-era state security archives.
Telex:
Magyar Péter: Those Responsible for Lies are Now Scrutinizing the Lezsák Affair
Magyar Péter stated that those who never took responsibility for their lies are now scrutinizing the Lezsák affair, and that the government is hypocritical.
HVG:
Peter Magyar Criticizes Opposition Reactions to Lezsák Scandal as Hypocrisy
Peter Magyar described the opposition's responses to the Lezsák case as hypocrisy and Pharisaism, accusing them of being associated with Fidesz.
24.hu:
Magyar Péter accuses Fidesz of never apologizing
Péter Magyar criticized the ruling Fidesz party, stating they have never felt the need to apologize for anything.
444:
Thirty-six Years of Sidestepping Culminate in This
One of Hungary's most well-known agents is not on the list, while others were mistakenly included in the open archives database. Politicians sought quick results, but the new database fails to clarify what individuals actually did.
444:
How Did Sándor Lezsák's Name Get into the Agent Files?
What does it mean to be recruited on patriotic grounds, and how were agent codenames invented? We discussed this and more with historian Nóra Szekér, who works at the Archives of the Historical Records of the State Security Services.
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