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The story of the Solid shoe factory is a fascinating study of a Lviv enterprise near Rynok Square. During the Holocaust, the monks of the Studite Order hid Jews there with the blessing of Metropolitan Andrey Sheptytsky. This is a story about Father Josef Peters, the "Schindler of Lviv," who, as a monk and priest, founded a successful production facility that became the epicentre of the rescue action of the head of the Greek Catholic Church. The basements of Solid were used to hide women, children, and men who were condemned to death by the Nazi regime. During 1942-1944, many of them were hidden and saved from execution. They survived searches, denunciations, illness and hunger together with the monks and waited for the end of the occupation.