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          Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark describe the workings of bitter rivals, mapping their complicated history from the s to the present day....

          Rory MacLean

          Canadian historian and travel writer

          Rory MacLeanFRSL (born 5 November 1954)[1] is a British-Canadian[2] historian and travel writer who lives and works in Berlin and the United Kingdom.

          Until , he owned and operated the Mobil franchise and mechanic shop in town.

        1. This is a list of biographical films.
        2. Adrian Levy and Cathy Scott-Clark describe the workings of bitter rivals, mapping their complicated history from the s to the present day.
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        4. The Dragon Raft: A Young Adult Novel|Rory Barnes.

          5. His best known works are Stalin’s Nose, a travelogue through eastern Europe after the fall of the Berlin Wall; Magic Bus, a history of the Asia Overland hippie trail; and Berlin: Imagine a City, a portrait of that city over 500 years.

          In 2019 John le Carré wrote that MacLean "must surely be the outstanding, and most indefatigable, traveller-writer of our time."[3]

          Biography

          MacLean was born in Vancouver, the son of Canadian newspaper publisher Andrew Dyas MacLean and Joan Howe, former secretary to author Ian Fleming at The Times and part-inspiration for the fictional James Bond character Miss Moneypenny.[4] He grew up in Toronto, graduating from Upper Canada College and Toronto Metropolitan University.

          For ten years he was involv