 Simon Wiesenthal (later known as a Nazi-hunter) was one of the most notable Jews of Lviv to survive the war, though he was transported to a concentration camp.Many city residents tried to assist and hide the Jews hunted by the Nazis (despite the death penalty imposed for such acts), like for example Leopold Socha, whose story was told in the 2011 film "In Darkness", helped two Jewish families to survive in the sewers, where they were hiding after liquidation of the ghetto.Wiesenthal's memoir, "The Murderers Amongst Us", describes how he was saved by a Ukrainian policeman named Bodnar.