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The National Council for the Study of the Archives of the Former Securitate (CNSAS) announced that it does not maintain a record of the real names of informants linked to their aliases. Declassifying informants requires extensive examination of numerous files, with only 17,104 informants identified since 2000. The process involves proving that the informant provided information and correlating data from various archives. CNSAS has been collecting Securitate archives since 2006, facilitating the declassification process through electronic records. Lists of Securitate officers and collaborators are available, with periodic updates to enhance public access and understanding of Romania's recent past.
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