CROATIAN EXPELLEES APPEAL FOR SALVATION OF NORTHERN BOSNIA

ZAGREB, May 11 (Hina) - Six hundred Croats that fled from the village of Sasina (near Sanski Most in the Banja Luka area) today forwarded an appeal to international political and humanitarian organisations to save the remaining Croats and Moslems in north- western Bosnia from Bosnian Serb terror. Before the war, Croats and Moslems made up 60 percent of the population of the Sanski Most area, which was 60,000, the appeal said. "In the past four years, Serb fascists have killed over a thousand Croats and Moslems, subjecting the rest to the blackest forms of terror," the appeal said. "The world public knows too little of the murders and mass graves in the mines of Tomasica and Ljubija. Only in 1992 the Serbs committed more mass killings (in Sanski Most, Sasina, Brisevo, Stara Rijeka, Tomasica, Ljubija, Prijedor, Kozarac) and opened more concentration camps (Keraterm, Omarska, Manjaca, Tomasica) than anywhere else in Bosnia-Herzegovina," the appeal specified. The appeal was forwarded to the governments of a number of European countries, including Croatia and Bosnia-Herzegovina. (hina) jn as 111343 MET may 95