匈牙利新政府将于周三公布共产主义时期数万名国家线人的姓名，试图直面历史并重建公众信任。
From 1945 to 1989 security police relied on tens of thousands of spies to suppress dissent. To rebuild trust, their files will finally be made public Hungary’s new government will on Wednesday reveal the names of tens of thousands of state informants from the communist era in an attempt to confront the past and rebuild public trust.
1945年至1989年间，匈牙利共产主义国家安全机构依靠庞大的线人网络监控社会、镇压异见。一些人遭到勒索或胁迫，被迫向邻居、朋友、同事甚至家庭成员告密；另一些人则是通过许诺各种利益被招募的。
From 1945 to 1989, Hungary’s communist state-security services relied on an extensive network of informants to monitor society and suppress dissent. Some were blackmailed or coerced into reporting on neighbours, friends, colleagues and even family members; others were recruited through promises of various advantages.
