'It's not something you ever get over!' Love Island's Jessica Hayes insists 'the support isn't there' after being left to find help for herself following miscarriage The celebrated war hero will now join a legion of war pilots and engineers who fought for Britain during the Second World War in an exhibition honouring their efforts at the RAF Museum in Hendon.ДЄlso to be honoured at the event will be the last surviving 617 'Dambuster' Squadron Lawrence 'Benny' Goodman who joined the RAF in 1940 and served as a pilot with the 617 Squadron in 1944. 'What I didn't know, and only discovered in 1996, was that my father had been born Jewish.' 'The fact that he had served as an RAF bomber pilot only helped to reinforce that cover story. Mr Stevens from Toronto, Canada, said: 'Dad spoke with a highly-cultured British accent, and passed himself off as an Englishman. In 2016, the war hero's son Marc Stevens described his shock upon hearing that his 'British' father was a German Jew.

He emigrated to Canada in the 1950s and remained there until his death 40 years ago. The project honouring the Jews who served during the Second World War will be funded by Roman Abramovich (pictured)ДЄs the war effort drew to a close, the RAF pilot, who later served at MI6, was welcomed back home by the British authorities and awarded with the prestigiousВ Military Cross.

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