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"A Holocaust survivor has defended a video of him and his family dancing to &amp;#039;I Will Survive&amp;#039; outside Auschwitz.  Adolek Kohn, 89, appears with his daughter Jane Korman and his grandchildren in the clip set to the 1978 disco classic. Defending the video, which also features other important Holocaust locations in Germany and Poland, Kohn told the BBC: &amp;quot;I didn&amp;#039;t mind dancing because I arrived with my five grandchildren and my daughter in Auschwitz. &amp;quot;If somebody had asked me then that I would come 62 years later with my grandchildren to Auschwitz, I would send him to a madhouse.&amp;quot; He added: &amp;quot;We said a prayer for the dead people. Then after, we started to dance. Of course, the memory of Auschwitz still exists, even now, but the dancing was also very important because we are alive. We survived. We were dancing to the song of survival.&amp;quot; The video was initially part of a video installation presented in Melbourne last December and posted online the following month, but received greater attention after reportedly being picked up by several neo-Nazi websites. It has been criticised by several Jewish groups but also supported by others. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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