In 1941, F. G. Suter was a Swiss national who worked at the Lai Chi Kok Terminal of Standard-Vacuum Oil Company (SOCONY). The Shanghai Evening Post in 1944 gave his initials and name as F. G. A. Suter.
During the Japanese Occupation, Suter worked with Rudolf Zindel in the Hong Kong Branch of the International Red Cross.
The book, "The Occupation of Hong Kong 1941-45", gave his first name:
Zindel appointed Felix Sutter as the first superintendent of the Red Cross Home (Rosary Hill). Incorrectly spelled as "Sutter".
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In 1941, F. G. Suter was a Swiss national who worked at the Lai Chi Kok Terminal of Standard-Vacuum Oil Company (SOCONY). The Shanghai Evening Post in 1944 gave his initials and name as F. G. A. Suter.
During the Japanese Occupation, Suter worked with Rudolf Zindel in the Hong Kong Branch of the International Red Cross.
The book, "The Occupation of Hong Kong 1941-45", gave his first name:
Zindel appointed Felix Sutter as the first superintendent of the Red Cross Home (Rosary Hill). Incorrectly spelled as "Sutter".
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