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In 2014, Hungarian writer András Forgács learned that his mother was an agent in Section III/III of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Hungarian People's Republic in the seventies. This department did the same thing that the KGB did in the Soviet Union: it looked for spies, monitored the trustworthiness of citizens, and studied denunciations. What pushed her on this path? What generally made people at that time go to the authorities and spy on their own neighbors, collect denunciations, interrogate and endlessly accuse? An idea, a thirst for power, fear, money, everyday difficulties, bright ideals? This book is an attempt by a writer, poet and journalist, on the one hand, to understand these people, and on the other, to reflect on what happened and figure out how to treat them now. Especially if these people are your family. Contains obscene language
Data sheet
- Name of the Author
- Андраш Форгач
- Language
- Russian
- Translator
- Ольга Сергеевна Серебряная
Петр Серебряный