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Part Two Of Two Parts In 1943 Brigadier Fitzroy MacLean parachuted into Yugoslavia as Churchill's personal representative to Tito-- Then a guerrilla leader known variously as a man, a woman and a committee. For the next two years, whether organizing guerrilla raids, kidnapping a Persian general or outwitting Soviet agents, he led a life that out Lawrenced Lawrence of Arabia. This classic true adventure story of WW II ranges from Yugoslavia to Russia, China and the sands of the Sahara. It is a story of an adventurer, soldier, and diplomat who left his mark on the 20th century. "One of the most readable and instructive memoirs of WW II. A masterly piece of narrative. No less indispensable than Churchill's own memoirs." (Publisher's Source)