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Hungary's former PM Orban says he rebuffed secret police recruitment

BUDAPEST, Nov 3 - Hungary's former Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Tuesday that Communist secret services had tried ...

BUDAPEST, Nov 3 - Hungary's former Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Tuesday that Communist secret services had tried to recruit him as an informer while he was doing his military service but he refused, and that he later became the target of heavy police surveillance.

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