problems of nuclear proliferation and acted as consultant to various international corporations. In his retirement to Stroud, Gloucestershire he authored Ghosts of Kampala, a biography of Idi Amin and contributed numerous articles and letters to the press to include an obituary of Laurence Olivier. He was awarded the Officer the Order of Australia (AO) by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom in London on Australia Day 1992 for Service to International Relations. His collection of photographs, papers and letters were donated to the Bodleian Library at the University of Oxford. He was a very close friend of over the years with many individuals he met in the course of his career. Danny Kaye who would come to London with Jerry Lewis and appear in special UNICEF performances. He carried on constant communications with friends and associates such as Gareth Evans, Paul Keating and Rupert Murdoch and much earlier his mentor James Joyce these documents all reside at the Bodleian Library. Publications Poetry London X 1944 Editions Poetry London, page 154. Anthology of The best War Time London Verse. Adventure and Discovery 1946 Jonathan Cape Miracle Drugs" page 155 The Term of his Natural Life: Marcus Clarke, with an Introduction by George Ivan Smith, Collins. 1953. Ghosts of Kampala: The Rise and Fall of Idi Amin first published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson (London)(1980. References External links Bodleian Library collection of photos, papers and letters of George Ivan Smith George Ivan Smith, review "The Apparatus of Repression" and "Consciences of Convenience." Ghosts of Kampala (London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson, 1980), 113-131, 161-174. The Official Opening of Australia Calling (later Radio Australia) on 20 December 1939. Interview with Sir Brian Urquhart, Institute of International Studies, UC Berkeley This Modern Age Palestine George Ivan Smith and Sergei Nolbano New York Times review This Modern Age Palestine 1946 Listing of This Modern Age documentaries Michael Pate's first contact with George Ivan Smith. Wollongong history and founding of radio station 2WL Radio Australia: Speech An independent voice for Australia in Asia and the Pacific Violence Robert Jackall Class of 1956 Professor of Sociology and Social Thought, Williams College HFG grantee Order of Australia recipients Interview at the British Entertainment History Project Australian diplomats Officers of the Order of Australia 1915 births 1995 deaths People of the Congo Crisis