Bosnians

A9 Bosnians find little to trust in the new Yugoslavia.

Bosnians wishing to travel the road must be approved by the Serbs and subject themselves to a search, the agreement says.

"Bosnians are much more social, and our families are more connected," she said.

But grievances between Serbs and Bosnians will remain.

In the edict he called his people Bosnians (Bošnjani).

If most Bosnians are prepared to pay this price for a nation of their own, it is not for the West to fail to arm them.

A8 U.S. officials assure Bosnians about Gorazde in new peace plan.

Most Bosnians say the latest proposal would raise the curtain on the final act in the dismemberment of this country by Serbian and Croatian forces.

It was a rare moment of happiness in the place of sorrow awaiting thousands more Bosnians who were trudging towards Trnopolje.

Advisory Council on Bosnia and Herzegovina (Bosnians)

The Muslim Bosnians are unquestionably Europeans, whereas the Christian Ethiopians clearly are not.

I am glad that we are opening the doors to the Albanians and Bosnians as one day we expect them to be European Union citizens too.

Eight years after the massacre of 7,000 Bosnians at Srebrenica, doubts have lingered about the degree to which the killings were coldly planned, or were formed in chaos.

The majority of the Muslims were Albanians and Bosnians but there was also a Turk, an Azerbaijani, three Bulgarians and two Tartars.

And that is politicized journalese implying rebel Serbs are not genuine "Bosnians" like the Muslims, whom the press just calls Bosnians.

Bosnians Make Gains Sarajevo television reported that Bosnian Government troops advanced today in new street fighting against Croatian forces in Mostar and captured additional strategic positions in the mountains overlooking the city.

Bosnians Rearmed Before the siege started, Yugoslav Army commanders emptied the armories in Sarajevo, leaving the city's defenders with scant supplies of ammunition and only enough weapons to arm a force of about 5,000.

Most Bosnians celebrated the New Year "modestly and in a way so as not to hurt the feelings of the thousands of people who have lost their homes and their loved ones," Mr. Izetbegovic wrote.

International 2-5 MISSING BOSNIANS The question of the missing in Bosnia has long been overshadowed by the war itself, but now it is coming to the forefront in negotiations.

A3 WARMTH, FOR 17 OLD BOSNIANS U.N. troops evacuated 17 people from a home for the elderly in a besieged suburb of Sarajevo.

PAGE B1 Bosnians Reach Unity Accord Leaders of Bosnia's three major ethnic groups, seeking to unify their country, pledged to overhaul their constitutional and government system for the first time since the Bosnian war ended a decade ago.

The city also had a temporary population of ethnic Albanians and Bosnians flown in during the Kosovo conflict as part of Turkey and Macedonia's efforts to aid the suffering populaces of former Yugoslavia by offering them temporary asylum.

A7 Bosnians Return for a Burial Hundreds of Bosnian Muslims made a rare visit to Visegrad, a town in eastern Bosnia, to bury 152 members of their families believed to have been killed by Serbs in the Bosnian war.

Claims that medieval Bosnians declared themselves Croats or Serbs have been disputed: evidence shows many instances of them calling themselves Bosnians (Bošnjani); however, some historians believe that these indicate regional rather than ethnic identity.

International A3-13 BOSNIANS RECAPTURE TERRITORY As NATO warplanes took advantage of clearing skies, Bosnian Government forces exploited the weakened position of the Bosnian Serbs to grab back territory.