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protesters rally before funeral of rapper killed by neo-Nazis
The attack of an anti-racism rapper by an alleged 'neo-Nazi'
sparked outrage in Greece and abroad and increasing calls for a
crackdown on the extremist party Golden Dawn.  By Elena
BecatorosAssociated Press / September 19, 2013  A protester
waves a flag in front of a burning barricade during a protest,
after the stabbing of a Greek rapper in the suburb of Keratsini
near Athens , Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2013.  Kostas Tsironis/AP
ATHENS, Greece  Hundreds of mourners gathered in a cemetery west
of Athens Thursday for the funeral of a 34-year-old musician
stabbed to death in a killing blamed on a member of the extreme
right-wing Golden Dawn party.  Skip to next paragraph  Pavlos
Fyssas, a hip-hop singer with the stage name Killah P described
as an anti-fascist activist, died early Wednesday from two stab
wounds to the chest after leaving a cafe in the western area of
Keratsini.  Police ar