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LOOK. Pole Dancer Frolics Among Coffins at Funeral, and a Surviving Relative Has a Good Reason for It.

What is a fitting funeral service for people who ran a nightclub in Amsterdam's Red Light District for years? One with a pole dancer, the relatives behind these remarkable images decided. They were viewed over four million times in just a few days. “This pole dance was not intended to shock, but was a loving tribute to these people,” they state.

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Unusual scenes unfolded at a couple's funeral in the Netherlands. A pole dancer performed right next to the coffins.

·Türkiye
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The unusual farewell of club owners in Amsterdam included a pole dance show in front of the coffins and the husband's exhumation to gather them after 31 years.

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What is a fitting funeral service for people who ran a nightclub in Amsterdam's Red Light District for years? One with a pole dancer, the relatives behind these remarkable images decided. They were viewed over four million times in just a few days. “This pole dance was not intended to shock, but was a loving tribute to these people,” they state.

·Kobbegem, Belgium
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How do you honor people who ran a nightclub in the Red Light District for years during a funeral? With a pole dancer, was the conclusion of the surviving relatives. The video in which a woman hangs from a pole between the coffins of the deceased has already been viewed over four million times in just a few days. "This pole dance was not intended to shock, but was a loving tribute to these people."

·Amersfoort, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
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The couple ran a nightclub in Amsterdam. As a tribute, the family hired the pole dance dancer

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A special farewell to a couple of center owners in the famous Red Light District

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Algemeen Dagblad broke the news in Amersfoort, Netherlands (Kingdom of the) on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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