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Miklós Németh, Hungary's last communist-era prime minister, claims to have seen handwritten reports by Viktor Orbán detailing military service observations about colleagues. These documents were presented by the defense minister before Hungary's first free elections in 1990. Orbán denies collaborating with the communist security services. The testimony comes as Hungary opens access to secret police archives, revealing a collection of documents related to informants. Németh hopes the original reports will be found and made public. The government has previously blocked transparency initiatives regarding these documents, raising concerns about their potential use for blackmail. Orbán's spokesperson denies any recruitment by communist authorities.