Stanley Dudka
Canadian war hero
About Stanley Dudka
Lived 1923 – 2008 (aged 84–85). Stanley Dudka was a Canadian fishery officer, known for King George VI.
Stanley Dudka (1923-2008) was a decorated Canadian hero of World War II, and a Fishery officer who played a role in international fisheries monitoring.
World War II service
Dudka joined the North Nova Scotia Highlanders, a Nova Scotia regiment, at 16 years old. He later testified against Meyer.
Dudka made three escape attempts before he made his way back to the Allied zone, where he was able to rejoin his regiment.
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Contemporaries
People whose lives overlapped Stanley Dudka's
Frequently asked questions
Who was Stanley Dudka?
Canadian war hero
When was Stanley Dudka born?
Stanley Dudka was born in 1923 in New Glasgow.
When did Stanley Dudka die?
Stanley Dudka died in 2008 in Halifax.
What was Stanley Dudka's occupation?
Stanley Dudka was a fishery officer.
What was Stanley Dudka known for?
Stanley Dudka was known for King George VI.
What nationality was Stanley Dudka?
Stanley Dudka was Canadian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Stanley Dudka. https://biography.guide/stanley-dudka/
MLA: "Stanley Dudka." Biography.guide, https://biography.guide/stanley-dudka/.
Chicago: "Stanley Dudka." Biography.guide. https://biography.guide/stanley-dudka/.
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