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Bosnia/Croatia - Normality Returns For Some

(14 Aug 1995) T/I: 10:08:35 There are two kinds of exiles from the Bihac enclave of Bosnia - those who are welcomed back with open arms, and those who no-one wants - especially their own people. Rebel Muslims under the leadership of Fikret Abdic have been left stranded in the Vojnic area of Croatia, not far from their homes in Velika Kladusa in northern Bihac. They are afraid to go back to Bihac as they fought alongside the Serbs - but being Muslims, they are not welcome in Croatia or Serb-controlled Bosnia either. Aid agencies say their condition is "deplorable". On the other hand, former exiles from Bihac who had fled to Austria and other areas have returned to Bihac, and to emotional welcomes. With the cessation of attacks from rebel Serbs, Bihac residents on Sunday (13/8) relaxed or swam, and were able to shop freely for food and other necessities. It was a marked contrast from just two weeks ago. For those stuck on the Vojnic-Velika Kladusa road - it may take a lot longer for life to return to normal. SHOWS: BOSNIA/CROATIA: BIHAC, BOSNIA/ 13/8 residents shopping man and baby various cutting wood horse and cart child with gun swiming pool emotional return of former exiles people hug each other more people greeting each other kids waiting for arrival of victorious soldiers to cheers VOJNIC, CROATIA 13/8 Vojnic-Velika Kladusa road tracking shots of long line of vehicles refugees on ground house washing drying little girl carrying bucket of water wide of people walking on road injured man sitting tents 2:30 Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...