36 years later: Hungary opens Communist-era secret service files
- On November 4, 1956, tens of thousands of Soviet soldiers and tanks swept into Hungary, brutally suppressing the country's anti-Communist uprising.
- Decades of dictatorship followed, relying on Hungary's brutal secret police to keep the system in place.
Confirmed
- On November 4, 1956, tens of thousands of Soviet soldiers and tanks swept into Hungary, brutally suppressing the country's anti-Communist uprising.
- Decades of dictatorship followed, relying on Hungary's brutal secret police to keep the system in place.
Sources: DW