28.07.2008 - Four Czech deputies in Communist intelligence files
All of them say they never signed up any collaboration with the VKR and are considering filing a legal complaint, CT and the commercial television station Nova said.
They are registered as "secret agents," but this does not say anything about the extent of their collaboration or whether it was conscious.
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Ploc, a former ski jumping champion, said due to their trips abroad both him and his counterparts from the army club Dukla Liberec had been under a constant watch of the VKR.
He denied any conscious collaboration, as did Hasil.
It was found earlier that VKR had in its files Evzen Snitily, a former Social Democrat deputy who deserted the party, and Senator Milan Spacek (the Christian Democrats, KDU-CSL).
In their cases, a court has decided that it was deliberate collaboration.
Last week, the Czech Archives of the Security Forces published registration protocols of the VKR on its new website www.abscr.cz.
The database contains 309 registration files on about 140,000 people.
The oldest of the files is from 1954, the youngest from 1989.
(Ceske Noviny)
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