Historical person
Donald Maclean
1913–1983
Donald Duart Maclean was a British diplomat who secretly worked for Soviet intelligence for much of his Foreign Office career. His postings gave him access to British and Allied diplomatic material, including sensitive information concerning wartime and early Cold War policy. He became one of the most valuable members of the network later known as the Cambridge Five.
Donald Maclean was a British diplomat and Soviet agent who passed high-level diplomatic information to Moscow as a member of the Cambridge Five. Donald Maclean was born in London, England and died in Moscow, Soviet Union.
Antonia Senior’s Stalin’s Apostles is Antonia Senior’s history of the Cambridge Five—Kim Philby, Guy Burgess, Donald Maclean, Anthony Blunt and John Cairncross—and the intelligence they supplied to the Soviet Union.
Non Fiction
Non Fiction featuring Donald Maclean (1 book)
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