In 1941, a Lithuanian basketball team was awarded a dubious prize for its victory over a team comprised of members from the occupying German military – each player was given the opportunity to shoot about 10 Jews. Next week, the names of two suspected members of that Lithuanian team are expected be presented to a special prosecutor in Vilnius. These events coincidentally come at a time when Israeli basketball teams travel to the Baltic nation in matches that, in the past, have been marred by expressions of anti-Semitism. "It is so horrifying that the prize for winning a basketball game...