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The new Hungarian government is set to reveal secrets from the communist era by publishing a list of agents on November 4. This list will allow individuals to discover if they worked for the secret services, detailing how they were recruited and the duration of their activities. The law protects the identities of those interested in accessing this information, recognizing them as victims of surveillance. Péter Magyar aims to emphasize a break from the previous political class, including Fidesz, which, despite starting as an opposition movement, never fully addressed this aspect of the socialist past.