After Nazi Germany defeated and occupied the United States, Rip, along with other like-minded neighbors, exposed Zofia's Jewish heritage alongside African-Americans, homosexuals and other minorities to the Nazis. Once William was at a right age, he ran away from home and joined the United States Army to escape his abusive life, leaving Zofia heartbroken and alone with her husband. Rip slapped her unconscious while William fought his father, throwing vases until he strangled him unconscious.
Zofia hid William and Bessie in the closet, with Rip and Zofia having a heated argument that he didn't know any better. In 1919-1920, Zofia was still under Rip's cruelty, leading one day for the latter to find B.J. During one of her husband's business trips to Dallas, she comforted BJ by cooking him soup and showing him her engagement ring as an heirloom. Zofia would protect William from him, teaching him compassion while Rip wasn't home. Rip would take his frustration out on Zofia, William and their dog Bessie. Zofia was a housewife while Rip worked at his business, which failed since he married her for her father's investment capital. Zofia married Rip Blazkowicz and moved to Mesquite, Texas around 1908 and had a son named William J.
She met him again at Uncle Anatols on Sunday, being unable to get sleep until then. Dismissing her mother's warning, Zofia made an excuse to talk to him, becoming smitten after he made her laugh from a monkey joke. In addition, Zofia's mother warned her to stay away from Rip, as his family were poor and had a bad reputation. Zofia's mother told her his name was Rip Blazkowicz, a man who immigrated with his father from Poland in 1889. Zofia met a young and beautiful man at a Polish American society gathering on August 1, 1908. It will end better than it began." ―Zofia comforting her son in his youth.
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