BOSNIAN CROATS WANT BOSNIAN POSAVINA TO BE RE-UNITED

VIDOVICE, Oct 18 (Hina) - Bosnian Posavina politicians and public figures on Friday sent a memorandum to European and American institutions asking for changes of Dayton political decisions regarding the ethnic divide in Bosnian Posavina area (northern Bosnia). The memorandum asked for measures that can prevent further uprooting of Croats and Moslems from Serb-controlled towns and villages in Bosnian Posavina, after the Dayton accord let Serbs retain control of some 2,600 square kilometres of Bosnian Posavina which they had occupied in the war. The memorandum stresses that Bosnian Serbs have not yet allowed Croat of Moslem refugees to visit their homes let alone to return (although Dayton Agreement Annex 7 provided that refugees have the right to come back home), and that's why Bosnian Posavina Croat and Moslem representatives fear that their return to homes in Posavina will be impossible. (hina) mš 181345 MET oct 96