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13,000 PEOPLE RALLY IN ZAGREB FOR PROTEST OVER NORAC CASEZAGREB, Feb 15 (Hina) - A meeting of support for retired general Mirko Norac, suspected of war crimes, was held in front of the Croatian parliamentary building in Zagreb on
Thursday. According to an official police report, some 13,000 protesters rallied in the capital's St. Mark's Square. Carrying Croatian flags and the flags of their associations as well as banners expressing support for Norac, some dressed in white T-shirts with the 'I am a war criminal' logo, the protesters, of whom the most numerous were war veterans, demonstrated against the criminalisation of the Homeland War, shouting "The red gang" and chanting 'Franjo, Franjo', 'Vukovar' and 'Mirko'. The Croatian police last week issued an arrest warrant for General Mirko Norac, who is suspected of committing war crimes against civilians in the Gospic area in 1991. The Zagreb rally last