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The perennially-selling story of Fitzroy Maclean's exploits in Soviet Russia, North Africa and Yugoslavia

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Fitzroy Maclean was a British diplomat who was one of the first Westerners to explore Soviet Russia. He was a founder member of the SAS, and later liaised on behalf of the allies with the Partisans in Yugoslavia. A Member of Parliament for over thirty years, he served as Under-Secretary for War in the Churchill and Eden governments. Among his best-known books are Eastern Approaches, Bonnie Prince Charlie, Portrait of the Soviet Union, All the Russias and Highlanders. Sir Fitzroy Maclean, Bt, died on 15 June 1996.

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One of the bravest men in the British army, and one of the funniest

An absorbing mixture of military adventure, political judgement, urbane wit, cool humour and surprising incident

A man of daring character

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