21 August 2000 Ethnic Hungarian Laszlo Tokes is one of the most controversial figures of post-communist Romania. The Protestant Bishop is considered by some a hero for his decisive role in initiating the December 1989 uprising against the communist regime. But he also stands accused of being a secret agent, either for the CIA, the KGB, the Hungarian secret service, […]

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