New footage shows woman setting up her controversial posed shot outside Auschwitz

New footage shows a woman setting up her controversial posed shot outside Auschwitz.<br /><br />A bystander, who said she was "disgusted" by what she saw, captured the incident on video.<br /><br />A picture posted online earlier this week showed a man snapping a woman outside the concentration camp.<br /><br />She can be seen leaning back and running her hands through her hair on the railway tracks which transported at least a million people to their death.<br /><br />Now new video shows a different angle.<br /><br />The woman who caught the incident on film, who is of Polish heritage, described it as "outrageous".<br /><br />She said: "My grandfather and grandmother were lucky enough not to have fallen victim to the Holocaust, but they remember it well.<br /><br />"I was on the guided tour with my partner. You are constantly reminded to show respect and wear respectful clothes.<br /><br />"So to see this lady lying across the track where so many were sent to die, casually taking photos, was outrageous.<br /><br />"Everyone was so stunned at the blatant lack of respect. But she didn't seem to notice our reaction - she just carried on to the next bit of the tour."<br /><br />The picture has also been widely criticised online.<br /><br />The Auschwitz Memorial account replied to one tweet about the picture, posting: "Pictures can hold immense emotional & documentation value for visitors.<br /><br />"Images help us remember. <br /><br />"When coming to @AuschwitzMuseum visitors should bear in mind that they enter the authentic site of the former camp where over 1 million people were murdered.<br /><br />"Respect their memory."<br /><br />At least 1.1 million people were murdered at Auschwitz by the Nazis during the Holocaust.<br /><br />Located in southern Poland, the death camp became the centre of the genocide against the Jewish people.