B. Tóth László on his recruitment: We talked a few more times, then they realized that I am unsuitable for everything
B. Tóth László, a radio host, discussed his experience with state security officers who questioned him and asked for his signature on a document regarding potential information sharing. He found the situation trivial, stating he had nothing significant to report. His name appeared in a database of the Historical Archives of State Security Services, linked to a document from 1981 that labeled him as a potential informant under the codename "Göndör". Tóth criticized the reliability of the documents, suggesting they were manipulated for the benefit of the officers' careers. He recalled a friend who requested their files in the 1990s, revealing that many people reported on each other, often with little substance. Despite facing threats regarding his travels and radio work, he continued his life without repercussions.
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