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Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the release of names of individuals who collaborated with communist security services from 1945 to 1989. This move aims to clarify Hungary's communist past and restore public trust. The documents will reveal the network of informants used by the regime for surveillance and repression. The release was initially scheduled for October 23 but postponed to November 4. Public support for this initiative is high, with estimates suggesting 50,000 to 60,000 individuals were involved in the informant network, of which only 10% are still alive. Historical accounts indicate significant repression during the communist era, including thousands imprisoned and executed.