Authorities in central Indonesia will ask a restaurant owner to explain his reasons for opening a Nazi-themed cafe that has sparked controversy among locals and tourists, an official said Thursday.

A Nazi-themed cafe in Indonesia that faced widespread criticism for years has finally been shut down -- for now. The Soldaten Kaffee, which is named after a cafe in Paris that was popular with Nazi ...

Cafe Escobar said it waded inadvertently into a political landmine by adding two lightning bolts symbolizing energy to promote its coffee. (JTA) — The owners of a Ukrainian cafe housed in a former ...

A controversial Nazi-themed cafe in Indonesia that closed shop last year after sparking international outrage reopened on Saturday with its walls still bearing swastikas and a painting of Adolf Hitler ...

The owner of a sick Nazi-themed bar in Indonesia says it’s all about location, location, location—so he’s looking for bigger and better digs to Heil Hitler. Soldaten Kaffee shuttered six months ago ...

The SoldatenKaffee (The Soldiers' Cafe), which painting of Adolf Hitler, sparked global outrage when it opened years ago. The SoldatenKaffee (The Soldiers' Cafe), which also sports a painting of Adolf ...

BANDUNG, Indonesia — The owner of a Nazi-themed cafe in central Indonesia said Monday he has decided to permanently close down amid intense pressure from home and abroad. Henry Mulyana, who ran the ...

JAKARTA, Indonesia — Really, there is no reason you should be offended by the SoldatenKaffee, its owner insists. True, this cafe in Bandung, Indonesia’s third largest city, features a portrait of ...

A controversial Nazi-themed cafe in Indonesia with swastika-bearing walls has closed over a lack of customers, a lawyer said Thursday, but pledged it would reopen at a bigger location. The ...

(JTA) — The owners of a Ukrainian cafe housed in a former synagogue said they worked two lightning rods into the logo to advertise the reenergizing qualities of the coffee there. Instead they waded ...

The SoldatenKaffee (The Soldiers' Cafe), which also sports a painting of Adolf Hitler, sparked global outrage when reports about the unusual venue in the city of Bandung surfaced several years ago.