It's a mixed history no doubt

For every story of an anti Semitic villager informing the nazis where a Jewish family was hiding, there is one of a farm family hiding and feeding a Jewish family through the war (that many families were ultimately found and sent to the camps, still does not deny that until then someone was hiding them)

I knew one Slovak Jew from a remote town who said that not every place was 'conquered' (really, would Canada not be considered conquered if say a dozen cities were occupied? Would a controlling army really need to occupy Dryden Ontario?) I asked him how he survived. He said life just continued, none of the neighbours  turned them in...Amazing...I presume they were so remote, that it wasn't worth going after the few Jewish families in a small town...

National Geographic did a story recently on Galician/trans Carpathia. The pictures looked like the 1700's. The locals said neither the nazis or the reds came through....