Fraser Hunter, graduate of the Royal Military College, Kingston,
served first in India and China with the Bombay Lancers before
joining the Survey of India and doing secretive work for the
British Foreign Office.
During the First World War and back in uniform again he was
first Chief of Staff to the South Persia Rifles, then onto St
Petersburg at the height of the Revolution. Following his escape
across Siberia and onto New York and then the Western Front, he
joined the Persian Cossacks in their campaign against the
Bolsheviks.
Back in the Survey and before retirement and politics in
Ontario, he reached the upper echelons of their secretive work in
India.
His political career was as controversial as his military,
illustrating a degree of integrity that would have endeared him to
Rudyard Kipling.
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