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   Pismo pisca Wongara koji je rodjen u okolini Valjeva, za ...?
koga se do 1991 godine mislilo da je Aboridzin, a koji je 
1991, sa pocetkom rata u bivsoj Yu obnarodovao da je Srbin.
Wongar je veliki deo svog zivota u Australiji proveo sa 
Aborizinima. Rukopis njegove zadnje knjige "Raki" mu je
australijska policija uzela iz kuce i nikada mu nije 
vratila. Knjiga je ipak zavrsena po secanju a bavi se 
Aboridzinima i Srbima. 
   
   B. Wongar (Sreten Bozic) is an Australian author of 
Serbian background.His Nuclear Trilogy published world-wide
deals with the impact of British nuclear testing in 
Australia and the devastation caused on tribal Aborigines 
and white Australians.An extract of the Trilogy is included
in Citanka for pupils of Grade 7 in Serbian Schools. 

   Mr Malcolm Fraser, Chairman, CARE Australia,      
   22 May 1999 

   "Dear Mr Fraser, 
   I have been following your interest in the fate of the 
two CARE workers, Steve Pratt and Peter Wallace, currently
detained in Yugoslavia. 
   As you are aware, Yugoslavia is being subjected to 
barbaric NATO bombing, which you yourself have criticised 
for the loss of innocent civilian lives and destruction of
infrastructure essential for the life of the entire Yugoslav
population. 
   One should bear in mind however, that the bombs being
dropped on Serbia contain depleted uranium - lethal for many
generations not only for the people of Yugoslavia but the 
much wider area of European neighboring countries including 
the Adriatic and Aegean seas. Some of the uranium content 
being used in NATO bombs came from Australia. As we 
Australians know very well, the British are extremely
irresponsible when using their bombs. Here in Australia we 
are left with a devastating legacy caused by British nuclear
testing, a legacy of poisoned land that almost wiped out our
Australian indigenous people and will remain with us for 
many generations to come. This British criminal negligence 
was fully revealed in the Australian Royal Commission of 
1984 which found the British government responsible for
radioactive contamination of Australian land. 
  When campaigning for the release of your two CARE workers,
it might be wise, firstly, to appeal to the Australian
government to immediately impose a ban on the export of
Australian uranium to Britain and the United States, and 
other NATO countries using this lethal mineral, and thus 
save the Balkan area from further radioactive contamination.
After such humanitarian gesture, you might find that the
Yugoslav authorities will respond in kindness, and release 
your CARE workers. 
  Yours faithfully, 
  B. Wongar"