News World Report Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | March 31, 2000 SEOUL (JTA) — A character dressed as Hitler is starring in a television commercial for a South Korean bakery. In the commercial, "Hitler" holds out a box of cakes in imitation of the Nazi salute. Earlier this month, a Seoul bar called The Third Reich removed Nazi decor after protests from Jewish and Israeli groups. Polish volunteers remove graffiti WARSAW (JTA) — Thousands of volunteers in the Polish city of Lodz cleaned up city walls long defaced by racist and anti-Semitic graffiti. Local officials and Jewish leaders judged last week's "Action Colorful Tolerance" a success — despite the fact that vandals scrawled anti-Semitic slogans on the home of a prominent local Jewish figure after the clean-up took place. Chile's leader bans neo-Nazi gathering SANTIAGO, Chile (JTA) — Chilean President Ricardo Lagos has banned a planned pro-Nazi international gathering slated for April 17. The recent announcement of the ban to a B'nai B'rith delegation in Santiago came after Chilean Jewish protests. For more JTA stories, go to http://www.jta.org J. Correspondent Also On J. Organic Epicure How a deli owner turned his life around through bagels and pastrami Local Voice White supremacists have no place at public meetings TV & Film Poor and working-class Jews are underrepresented in pop culture World Canadian salute to a Ukrainian Nazi didn't come from nowhere Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up