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Peter Fraser

Peter Fraser CH PC (/ˈfreɪzər/; 28 August 1884 – 12 December 1950) was a New Zealand politician who served as the 24th prime minister of New Zealand from 27 March 1940 until 13 December 1949. Considered a major figure in the history of the New Zealand Labour Party, he was in office longer than any other Labour prime minister, and is to date New Zealand's…

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Profession
Stevedore, politician
Born
(1884-08-28)28 August 1884 Hill of Fearn, Scotland
Deputy
Walter Nash
Died
12 December 1950(1950-12-12) (aged 66) Wellington, New Zealand
Governor-General
The Viscount Galway Cyril Newall Bernard Freyberg
Monarch
George VI

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Early life

Move to New Zealand

Foundation of the Labour Party

Local body politics

Early parliamentary career

Cabinet minister

Prime minister

Leader of the Opposition

Death

Honours

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Peter Fraser

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related to References · 54
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related to Honours · 18
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related to Early life · 14
Peter Fraser → Becoming, Before, Easter Ross, Fearn, He, Highland, Hill, Independent Labour Party, Keir Hardie, Liberal Association, Robert Blatchford, Scotland, Tain, Though
Preceded by · 8
Peter Fraser → Alexander Young, John Cobbe, Michael Joseph Savage, Robert Fletcher, seat created, Sidney Holland, Sydney Smith, Tom Paul
Succeeded by · 8
Peter Fraser → Arnold Nordmeyer, Charles Chapman, Frederick Cooke, Rex Mason, Sidney Holland, Tim Armstrong, Walter Nash, Walter Nash .mw-parser-output .cisb-header{line-height:normal;padding:0.2em}.mw-parser-output .cisb-table{width:100%}.mw-parser-output .cisb-table.cisb-last{margin-bottom:-0.4em…
related to External links · 5
Peter Fraser → Century Press Archives, Michael BassettNewspaper, Prime Minister, Prime Minister's Office, ZBW
Prime Minister · 2
Peter Fraser → Michael Joseph Savage Himself, Sidney Holland
Born · 1
Peter Fraser → (1884-08-28)28 August 1884 Hill of Fearn, Scotland
Deputy · 1
Peter Fraser → Walter Nash
Died · 1
Peter Fraser → 12 December 1950(1950-12-12) (aged 66) Wellington, New Zealand

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Peter FraserBorn(1884-08-28)28 August 1884 Hill of Fearn, Scotland1.00infobox
Peter FraserDeputyWalter Nash1.00infobox
Peter FraserDied12 December 1950(1950-12-12) (aged 66) Wellington, New Zealand1.00infobox
Peter FraserGovernor-GeneralThe Viscount Galway Cyril Newall Bernard Freyberg1.00infobox
Peter FraserMonarchGeorge VI1.00infobox
Peter FraserOther Ministerial rolesOther Ministerial roles 14th Minister of PoliceIn office 6 December 1935 – 13 December 1949Prime MinisterMichael Joseph Savage HimselfPreceded byJohn CobbeSucceeded bySidney Hol…1.00infobox
Peter FraserPartyLabour (1916–50) Social Democratic (1913–16) Socialist (1910–13)1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded byMichael Joseph Savage1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded bySidney Holland1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded byJohn Cobbe1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded byAlexander Young1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded bySydney Smith1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded byTom Paul1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded byseat created1.00infobox
Peter FraserPreceded byRobert Fletcher1.00infobox
Peter FraserPrime MinisterSidney Holland1.00infobox
Peter FraserPrime MinisterMichael Joseph Savage Himself1.00infobox
Peter FraserProfessionStevedore, politician1.00infobox
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Peter FraserSucceeded bySidney Holland1.00infobox
Peter FraserSucceeded byWalter Nash1.00infobox
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Peter FraserSucceeded byTim Armstrong1.00infobox
Peter FraserSucceeded byRex Mason1.00infobox
Peter FraserSucceeded byFrederick Cooke1.00infobox
Peter FraserSucceeded byArnold Nordmeyer1.00infobox
Peter FraserSucceeded byCharles Chapman1.00infobox
Peter FraserVice PresidentFrederick Cooke1.00infobox

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