In Mostar, Muslims Still Mistrust Croats

The Washington Post | February 25, 1994| | Copyright

Smail Klaric, who heads the war council in the besieged Muslim quarter of this south Bosnian city, ticked off all the reasons why his people could never again trust their erstwhile allies, the Bosnian Croats.

Since the Croat siege began last May 9, he said, 1,367 people have died and 6,000 injured by Croat mortar, artillery, machine gun and sniper fire. Klaric said the Croats in the western half of Mostar, just across the Neretva River, rained 100,123 shells onto the Muslim Old City. He said the assault expelled 37,000 Muslims from west Mostar and 50,000 from the region, destroyed all ...

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