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max moray (in the jewish hidden heroes series) (4 videos)
“Max Moray was born in Breslow in East Germany in 1926. He grew up as the Nazis took control of Germany and at the age of thirteen he arrived home to find his parents had been taken by the Gestapo. Still a young boy, he escaped from Germany and eventually made it to England where he was taken in as a refugee. Refused entrance to the RAF on account of his nationality, Max signed up for the Polish Air Force and joined the legendary 303 Squadron.”
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Max Moray (Goldwasser) has lied all his life, the book about him is a lie, Max never flew Spitfires during the war, he was ground crew a chocks away boy. That’s why he says he never wants to talk about the war because he was of the lowest rank in the Polish RAF, and he was never a pilot or an officer. Below is Max Moray’s RAF records. Max was only a Corporal for the 1 year he was in the Polish RAF 1944 to 1945.
Personnel of the Polish air force in Great Britain 1940-1947
Goldwasser Max
707526 21.03.1926
RAF Service No. date of birth
Kapral Polish rank, AC2 rank, trade Aircrafthand General Duties, Decorations None.
https://listakrzystka.pl/en/goldwasser-max/
If you click on the listakrzystka.pl.pdf on the same page you can see the list of all the names and ranks of the Polish personnel that served in the Polish RAF during the war.
Max Moray served only one year in the Polish RAF. He joined in 1944 at the age of 18 he was never in the 303 Squadron, he was in the 300 Squadron as shown in the list. Max has never flown a plane, he was ground crew of the lowest rank AC2 Aircrafthand known as a plonk. The 300 Squadron never had Spitfires they flew The Vickers Wellington and flew out of Faldington Lincolnshire in1944 in England.
https://wartimememoriesproject.com/ww2/allied/royalairforce/sqdview.php?pid=499
Below is 3 names and rank from the list that served in the 300 Squadron.
P-2282 / 703851 Goldszmidt Adolf 25.11.1911 Warszawa porucznik F/O pilot 714 17.03.2009 Tauranga, Nowa Zelandia 2xML brak danych
707526 Goldwasser Max 21.03.1926 brak danych kapral AC2 bez specjalności brak danych Londyn, Wlk. Brytania – brak danych
782730 Golec Michał 03.09.1916 Czerniewice plutonowy F/Sgt strzelec pokładowy 13.06.1944 Kleve, Niemcy KW, ML 300 DB Squadron.
On average it took between 18 months to two years to qualify as a pilot (200-320 flying hours). https://www.rafmuseum.org.uk/research/online-exhibitions/taking-flight/pathway-to-pilot/second-world-war.aspx
Second Class (AC2), was the lowest rank in the RAF (also known simply as Plonk).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAF_slang
Below is a link to RAF stories it shows Max Moray talking about the 303 Squadron that he claims he was in as a pilot officer, when in fact his real name was Max Goldwasser and he was in the 300 Squadron as an AC2 Aircraft hand General Duties and not an officer.
https://www.rafstories.org/story/raf-wp-20858
I am interested to know, during your research, if you have discovered how my father actually came to the UK from Germany before the commencement of the Second World War? It does not appear to be via Kindertransport. My father’s backstory was always a mystery and my late mother was reluctant to even talk about it.