Professor Gunther Von Hagens with one of his exhibits, outside the 'Body Worlds' show where there was a demonstration at the Atlantis gallery in Brick Lane, East London. The Professor was defending his show, which uses dead bodies stripped of their skin. *... to show the inner workings of the human anatomy. The controversial show has attracted 220,000 visitors in London alone, but has also attracted widespread criticism from protest groups.

Professor Gunther Von Hagens with one of his exhibits, outside the 'Body Worlds' show where there was a demonstration at the Atlantis gallery in Brick Lane, East London. The Professor was defending his show, which uses dead bodies stripped of their skin. *... to show the inner workings of the human anatomy. The controversial show has attracted 220,000 visitors in London alone, but has also attracted widespread criticism from protest groups. Stock Photo

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