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Mojsie Stobiecki | VHA
Mojsie Stobiecki
Mojsie Stobiecki
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Interview Code 
35919
Language 
Portuguese
Date of Interview 
Nov 25, 1997
Location of Interview 
Sao Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil
 Interviewers
Ita Rosa Liberman
 Videographers
Paulo Gustavo Medeiros Albano
Length Of Interview 
02:22:03
Mojsie Izrael Stobiecki
Experience Group
Jewish Survivor
Date of Birth
Dec 12 1914 
Gender
Male
 Religious Identity (Prewar)
traditional Judaism
 Religious identity (post-genocide)
conservative Judaism
 Fled from Nazi-controlled territory
Yes
 Ghetto(s)
 Camp(s)
 Forced (death) marches
No
 Went into Hiding
No
 Hiding or living under false identity (location)
 Alias
Mojsie Stobiecki - Hebrew name
Mojsie Stobiecki - current name
Mojsie Stobiecki - release name
 Type of hiding place
 Involved with underground, resistance or partisan groups
No
 Resistance Group(s)
 Location of Liberation
Łódź (Łódź, Poland)
 Liberated by
Soviet armed forces
 Other experiences
displaced persons camps (generic)
 Aid Giver, Liberator or War Crimes Trials Participant
Segments
Segment: 1
Segment: 2
Segment: 3
Segment: 4
Kalisz (Kalisz, Poznań, Poland)
Poland 1918 (November 11) - 1939 (August 31)
Russian Empire/former Russian Empire 1894 (November 1) - 1922 (December 29)
Segment: 5
Hersz Stocbiecki (fathers)
Segment: 6
Segment: 7
Segment: 8
grandparents
Regina [Ruchel] Stobiecki (mothers)
Segment: 9
Jewish identity
Segment: 10
Segment: 11
Segment: 12
family homes
Segment: 13
Segment: 14
Segment: 15
schools
Segment: 16
Segment: 17
Segment: 18
Segment: 19
Segment: 20
Segment: 21
Segment: 22
Segment: 23
Segment: 24
Kalisz (Kalisz, Poznań, Poland)
military service
Poland 1935 (May 13) - 1939 (August 31)
Polish armed forces
Segment: 25
Segment: 26
Segment: 27
flight
Łódź (Poland : Voivodeship)
Poland 1939 (September 1 - December 31)
Segment: 28
Segment: 29
Segment: 30
Segment: 31
Segment: 32
Segment: 33
Segment: 34
Segment: 35
Kalisz (Kalisz, Poznań, Poland)
Poland 1939 (September 1 - December 31)
Segment: 36
Segment: 37
Białystok (Białystok, Poland)
flight
Kalisz (Kalisz, Poznań, Poland)
Poland 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
Segment: 38
loved ones' fates
Hersz Stocbiecki (fathers)
Regina [Ruchel] Stobiecki (mothers)
Segment: 39
Białystok (Białystok, Poland)
Poland 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
Soviet occupation conditions
Segment: 40
Soviet soldiers
Segment: 41
Segment: 42
Segment: 43
Segment: 44
Segment: 45
compulsory military enlistment
Karaganda (Karaganda, Kazakhstan, USSR)
Polish soldiers
Polish units
Soviet armed forces
USSR 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
Segment: 46
Segment: 47
arrests
Tashkent (Uzbekistan, USSR)
Segment: 48
arrests
Segment: 49
Segment: 50
Segment: 51
Segment: 52
military service
Polish units
Soviet armed forces
Stalingrad (Russia, USSR : Oblast)
USSR 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
Segment: 53
Segment: 54
Segment: 55
Segment: 56
injuries
Segment: 57
Segment: 58
camp corpses
liberator responses
Majdanek (Lublin, Poland : Concentration Camp)
Poland 1944
Polish units
post-liberation camp/ghetto transition
Soviet armed forces
Segment: 59
Segment: 60
Segment: 61
Segment: 62
Segment: 63
Kronshtadt (Leningrad, Russia, USSR)
Soviet soldiers
USSR 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
Segment: 64
Segment: 65
Segment: 66
living conditions
working life
Segment: 67
Segment: 68
Segment: 69
Segment: 70
Segment: 71
communist regime everyday life
Jewish religious observances
Segment: 72
Segment: 73
Segment: 74
Siberia (Russia, USSR : Region)
USSR 1941 (June 22) - 1945 (May 7)
Segment: 75
Segment: 76
Segment: 77
Segment: 78
Segment: 79
Tashkent (Uzbekistan, USSR)
USSR 1941 (June 22) - 1945 (May 7)
Segment: 80
Segment: 81
Segment: 82
Lublin (Poland : Voivodeship)
Poland 1944 (July 22) - 1945 (January 16)
Polish soldiers
post-liberation camp/ghetto transition
Soviet armed forces
Treblinka (Lublin, Poland : Concentration Camp) (generic)
Segment: 83
Segment: 84
Segment: 85
Segment: 86
Segment: 87
Segment: 88
Segment: 89
Łódź (Łódź, Poland)
loved ones' fates
post-World War II reflections
Segment: 90
Segment: 91
Segment: 92
Łódź (Łódź, Poland)
Poland 1945 (May 8) - 1948 (December 20)
Polish armed forces
Polish soldiers
Segment: 93
Segment: 94
Segment: 95
Segment: 96
Segment: 97
international migration routes
migration from Poland
migration to France
Segment: 98
France 1945 (May 8) - 1958 (September 27)
Paris (France)
Segment: 99
Segment: 100
Segment: 101
working life
Segment: 102
Segment: 103
Segment: 104
Segment: 105
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
employment assistance
Segment: 106
Segment: 107
Segment: 108
Segment: 109
Segment: 110
Segment: 111
Segment: 112
attitudes toward perpetrators
Segment: 113
Segment: 114
Segment: 115
Brazil 1945 (May 8) - 2000 (January 1)
São Paulo (Brazil)
Clara Stobiecki (wives)
Segment: 116
Segment: 117
Segment: 118
Jewish identity
Segment: 119
Segment: 120
Segment: 121
Segment: 122
post-World War II reflections
Segment: 123
Segment: 124
Segment: 125
Segment: 126
Segment: 127
loved ones' fates
Segment: 128
Segment: 129
future message
Segment: 130
1930s photographs (stills)
grandparents
interviewee photographs (stills)
pre-World War II family photographs (stills)
Hersz Stocbiecki (fathers)
Marisza Stobiecki (sisters)
Mayer Stobiecki (brothers)
Regina [Ruchel] Stobiecki (mothers)
Szia Stobiecki (brothers)
Segment: 131
1930s photographs (stills)
family businesses (stills)
Hersz Stocbiecki (fathers)
Segment: 132
pre-World War II family photographs (stills)
Hersz Stocbiecki (fathers)
Regina [Ruchel] Stobiecki (mothers)
Segment: 133
1946 photographs (stills)
interviewee photographs (stills)
Segment: 134
1950 photographs (stills)
weddings (stills)
Clara Stobiecki (wives)
Segment: 135
post-World War II family photographs (stills)
Segment: 136
1945 documents and artifacts (stills)
civilian awards (stills)
Segment: 137
Segment: 138
loved ones' introductions
Segment: 139
Segment: 140
Segment: 141
Subject Terms
1930s photographs (stills)
130
131
1945 documents and artifacts (stills)
136
1946 photographs (stills)
133
1950 photographs (stills)
134
American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee
105
arrests
47
48
attitudes toward perpetrators
112
Białystok (Białystok, Poland)
37
39
Brazil 1945 (May 8) - 2000 (January 1)
115
camp corpses
58
civilian awards (stills)
136
communist regime everyday life
71
compulsory military enlistment
45
employment assistance
105
family businesses (stills)
131
family homes
12
flight
27
37
France 1945 (May 8) - 1958 (September 27)
98
future message
129
grandparents
8
130
injuries
56
international migration routes
97
interviewee photographs (stills)
130
133
Jewish identity
9
118
Jewish religious observances
71
Kalisz (Kalisz, Poznań, Poland)
4
24
35
37
Karaganda (Karaganda, Kazakhstan, USSR)
45
Kronshtadt (Leningrad, Russia, USSR)
63
liberator responses
58
living conditions
66
Łódź (Łódź, Poland)
89
92
Łódź (Poland : Voivodeship)
27
loved ones' fates
38
89
127
loved ones' introductions
138
Lublin (Poland : Voivodeship)
82
Majdanek (Lublin, Poland : Concentration Camp)
58
migration from Poland
97
migration to France
97
military service
24
52
Paris (France)
98
Poland 1918 (November 11) - 1939 (August 31)
4
Poland 1935 (May 13) - 1939 (August 31)
24
Poland 1939 (September 1 - December 31)
27
35
Poland 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
37
39
Poland 1944
58
Poland 1944 (July 22) - 1945 (January 16)
82
Poland 1945 (May 8) - 1948 (December 20)
92
Polish armed forces
24
92
Polish soldiers
45
82
92
Polish units
45
52
58
post-liberation camp/ghetto transition
58
82
post-World War II family photographs (stills)
135
post-World War II reflections
89
122
pre-World War II family photographs (stills)
130
132
Russian Empire/former Russian Empire 1894 (November 1) - 1922 (December 29)
4
São Paulo (Brazil)
115
schools
15
Siberia (Russia, USSR : Region)
74
Soviet armed forces
45
52
58
82
Soviet occupation conditions
39
Soviet soldiers
40
63
Stalingrad (Russia, USSR : Oblast)
52
Tashkent (Uzbekistan, USSR)
47
79
Treblinka (Lublin, Poland : Concentration Camp) (generic)
82
USSR 1939 (September 1) - 1941 (June 21)
45
52
63
USSR 1941 (June 22) - 1945 (May 7)
74
79
weddings (stills)
134
working life
66
101
People
Clara Stobiecki 
- wives
115
134
[Passage reserved for the family: names and dates of those born after 1950.]
- sons, biological
Hersz Stocbiecki 
- fathers
5
38
130
131
132
Marisza Stobiecki 
- sisters
130
Mayer Stobiecki 
- brothers
130
[Passage reserved for the family: names and dates of those born after 1950.]
- daughters, biological
[Passage reserved for the family: names and dates of those born after 1950.]
- daughters, biological
Regina [Ruchel] Stobiecki 
- mothers
8
38
130
132
Sala Stobiecki 
- cousins, paternal
Szia Stobiecki 
- brothers
130

Type

Text

Date

1997/2005

Origin

USC Shoah Foundation

Reference

vha.usc.edu/testimony/35919

Certainty

confirmed

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Updated

2026-09-01

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Visual History Archive, interview 35919 (1997). Public record and still; the video is courtesy of the archive, for family memory.