Boediardjo

Boediardjo
Indonesian Minister of Information
In office 6 June 1968 – 28 March 1973
President	Suharto
Preceded by	B.M. Diah
Indonesian Ambassador for Cambodia
In office 1965–1968
President	Sukarno
Indonesian Ambassador for Spain
In office 1976–1979
President	Suharto
Personal details
Born	(1921-11-16)16 November 1921 Indonesia
Died	15 March 1997(1997-03-15) (aged 75) Jakarta
Spouse	Sri Redjeki Boediardjo
Children	Dandung Bardo Kahono, Ennie Angkawati Boediardjo, Grombyang Setyaning Boediardjo, Iwan Wiwoho
Education	Royal Air Force Staff College
Occupation	Diplomat, Minister, Air Officer

Air Marshal Boediardjo (16 November 1921 – 15 March 1997) was an Indonesian Minister of Information (1968 - 1973) for the Indonesian First Development Cabinet.

Education

• Hollandisch-Inlandische School (HIS) Rejosari, Semarang, Indonesia (1935)
• Meer Uitgebreid Lager Onderwijs (MULO), Magelang, Indonesia (1939)
• Radio Technical Education, Bandung, Indonesia (1940)
• Education in Railways School, Semarang, Indonesia (1943-1944)
• Education in Aviation School, Bandung, Indonesia (1951)
• Squadron Commander's Course, Jakarta, Indonesia (1952)
• School of Life Sciences Strategy, Jakarta, Indonesia (1952)
• Royal Air Force Staff College, Andover, England (1954).

Career

• Member of Militaire Luchtvaart (1939-1942)
• Member of Rikuyu Sokyoku (1943-1945)
• Deputy Minister Air Force Chief Staff (1945-1965)
• Director of Communication and Navigation in Indonesian Air Force (1952)
• Indonesian Air Force Attaché in Cairo, Egypt (1956-1961)^[1][2]
• Indonesian Ambassador for Cambodia (1965-1968)^[1]
• Indonesian Minister of Information (1968-1973)^[3]
• Indonesian Ambassador for Spain (1976-1979)^[4]
• Director of Borobudur & Prambanan Temple Recreational Park (1979-1985)^[1]
• Chairman of Indonesian Press Association (1972)^[1]
• Chairman of the Indonesian Orchid Association [PAI] (1962-1983)
• Chairman of the Social and Culture [PEPABRI] (1974-1978)
• Chairman of the Wayang Puppet Foundation [Nawangi] (1974 - )
• Head of Indonesian Economic, Social and Cultural Affairs - Veterans Legion (1979 - )

Awards

• Bintang Gerilya
• Bintang Garuda
• Bintang Dharma
• Bintang Mahaputera Adipradana (1973)
• Bintang Adikarya Pariwisata (1996)

References