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Faraway Campaign: Experiences Of An Indian Army Cavalry Officer In Persia & Russia During The Great War
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Indian Army Lances In The High Passesthe Author Of This Book, An Officer In An Indian Army Cavalry Regiment, Went To War In Europe At The Outbreak Of Hostilities. Soon He Found Himself Returning To The Subcontinent And A Posting Far Beyond The Northwest Frontier To Neutral Persianow Modern Day Iranto Serve With The 'East Persian Cordon'. Its Purpose Was To Prevent The Infiltration Of German And Turkish Agentsa Threat All Too Realintent On Destabilising British Interests In Afghanistan. It Was A Region Also Plagued By Raiding Mohammedan Tribesmen And The Author Had Barely Arrived At His Command Before He And His Squadron Of Lancers Were All But Cut To Pieces In An Ambush. The Russian Revolution Then Erupted Changing The Balance Of Power In The Region. Bolshevik Forces Were Soon Gathering On The Frontier And James Found His Mission Extended To Include The New Allies In The Form Of The White Russian Forces And New Enemies, As The British Government Joined The Battle Against Communism. This Is A Very Unusual Account Of The First World War That Is Virtually Never Reported In Most Accounts.
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