A Reformed pastor promises, who claims: he was not recruited, yet a 6-card was prepared about him

Balajthy József, a retired Reformed pastor, plans to sue the state or the archives due to his name appearing in agent registration documents, which he claims is false. His daughter brought attention to the issue through a Facebook post, expressing disbelief that her father could have been recruited in 1986. Balajthy recalls a specific encounter with a security officer, which he firmly rejected. He criticized the lack of proactive communication from the archives to those named in the documents, emphasizing the emotional toll of such accusations. The archives have acknowledged errors, including mistakenly listing individuals as agents who were merely monitored. The article raises broader questions about the state security system during the Kádár era and the implications of the recent disclosures.