VILNIUS - Another court date has come and gone in the high-profile trial of Aleksandras Lileikis, a former Vilnius district security chief accused of handing 75 Jews over to Nazi death squads during World War II.Lileikis, 91, did not show up at Vilnius District Court Jan. 7, citing the same poor health that has kept him out of court in the past. Two days earlier, multiple illness also kept away 91-year-old Kazys Gimzauskas, a former deputy of Lileikis' who is accused of handing five Jews over to the Nazis.The trials of the two men, both of whom deny the charges against them, have been drag...
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