SOPOT, Poland (Reuters) - When Jacek Krawczyk was growing up in then-communist Poland, the government was happy to train him in karate and acrobatics. He did not imagine that one day he would become a dancer using contemporary styles shunned under communism.
A quarter of a century since the collapse of communism, the northern Polish city of Sopot is hosting a week-long dance programme that ends on Sunday.
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