Extracting Confessions from Low-Level Political Prisoners Follows a Historical Model
Veronika Varga-Bajusz (C) is led away in chains by armed officers. Some observers have been baffled that the Magyar government has chosen to charge and arrest mostly lower-level officials in its purge of Hungarian conservatives.
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