Service details |
| WWII | | | Army | | Royal Canadian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers | | Craftsman | | L8111 | | 19450211 | | killed in action | |
Narrative history |
| L8111 Craftsman (Royal Canadian Electrical & Mechanical Engineers) Casmier Syntak (b.1913) of Cut Knife was KIA 19450211 by an enemy mortar during operations to clear the west bank of the Rhine and is buried at Groesbeek Canadian war cemetery near Nijmegen, Gelderland, Netherlands. He was the son of John and Enola Syntak who came from Trubchyn, Ternopil', Ukraine, in 1919. John was a harnessmaker at Cut Knife and Casmier was clerking in a store when he enlisted at Saskatoon in 1941. |
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Memorial information |
| 439 - Cut Knife |
| Groesbeek Canadian war cemetery, Gelderland, Netherlands
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| Cut Knife |
| Syntak Lake, Saskatchewan
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| 55.4167°N / 103.05°W |
| 63M6 |
| Northwest of Pelican Narrows. |
Personal information |
| 19130312 |
| Ukraine |
| 19410424 |
| Saskatoon
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| Cut Knife
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| store clerk |
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