2005 in Indonesia
The following lists events that happened during 2005 in Indonesia.
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Incumbents
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Jusuf Kalla |
Events
- The Christian Democratic Party is founded.
- The Samudra Raksa Museum is established.
- 2005 Indonesia food scare.
January
- The first issue of Shōnen Star is published.
March
- March 19 - Jakarta, Indonesia hosted Miss ASEAN pageant for the 2nd time.
- March 28 – 2005 Nias–Simeulue earthquake – The 8.6 Mw Nias–Simeulue earthquake shakes northern Sumatra with a maximum Mercalli intensity of VI (Strong), leaving 915–1,314 people dead and 340–1,146 injured.
April
- April 2 – 2005 Nias Island Sea King crash.
May
- May 28 – 2005 Tentena market bombings.
August
- August 18 – 2005 Java–Bali blackout.
September
- September 5 – Mandala Airlines Flight 091.
October
- October 1 – 2005 Bali bombings.
- October 30 – 2005 Indonesian beheadings of Christian girls.
December
- December 31 – 2005 Palu market bombing.
Births
- 3 February – Nashwa Zahira, top 5 in Indonesian Idol season 3.
- 14 March – Betrand Peto Putra Onsu, singer.
- 7 June -
- Ibrahim Khalil Alkatiri, actor.
- Nizam, actor.
- 18 June – Adyla Rafa Naura Ayu, actress & singer.
- 25 June – Keiko Warman, actor.
- 7 July – Fatih Unru, stand-up comedian & actor.
- 17 July – Calista Amadea, singer.
- 23 July – Deven Christiandi Putra, runner up in Indonesian Idol season 3.
- 24 July – Amanda Putri Julianti, actress.
- 26 September – Rey Bong, actor.
- 28 September – Yudetra Atala Jinan, actor.
- 18 October – Anneth Delliecia, winner in Indonesian Idol season 3.
- 6 December – Yafi Tesa Zahara, actor.
- 25 December – Jefan Nathanio, actor.
Deaths
- 11 January – Hans Wospakrik, physicist.& lecturer in Bandung Institute of Technology.
- 22 February – Kuntowijoyo, writer and academic.
- 23 February – M. Hasan, former chief of the Indonesian National Police & ambassador.
- 20 March – Astini, serial killer.
- 2 April – Ismail Hasan Metareum, politician.
- 5 April – Z.A. Maulani, former chief of the Indonesian State Intelligence Agency.
- 6 April – Abdul Latief, one of the witnesses to the events of the 30 September Movement in 1965.
- 4 May – Purwoto Gandasubrata, the 8th Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Indonesia.
- 17 May – Simson Tambunan, former coach & manager of the Indonesian boxer who became Indonesia's first world champion, Ellyas Pical.
- 24 May – Mubyarto, populist economy expert who teaches at Gadjah Mada University.
- 26 May – Radius Prawiro, economist & politician.
- 22 June – Mashudi, former Governor of West Java & Chairman of the Scout Movement.
- 28 June -
- Saleh Afiff, coordinating Minister for the Economy and Finance of Indonesia in the Development Cabinet VI.
- Eki Syachrudin, diplomat & ambassador.
- 29 June – Roeslan Abdulgani, politician & United Nations ambassador in the Sukarno government during the 1950s and 1960s.
- 21 July – Otteman III Mahmud Ma'amun, the 13th Sultan of Deli.
- 28 July – Saadillah Mursjid, Minister of State Secretary in the Development Cabinet VII.
- 30 July – Singgih, Attorney General of Indonesia in 1990–1998.
- 6 August -
- Sumiskum, politician.
- Andi Abdul Muis, communication science expert and Indonesian press freedom fighter.
- 16 August – Eddy Sud, famous actor in 1960s.
- 27 August – Ruben Gunawan, chess Grandmaster.
- 29 August – Nurcholish Madjid, Islamic thinkers & intellectuals.
- 5 September -
- Raja Inal Siregar, the 13th Governor of North Sumatra.
- Tengku Rizal Nurdin, the 14th & 15th Governor of North Sumatra.
- 18 September – Mus K. Wirya, songwriter.
- 9 November – Perry Pattiselanno, jazz musicians.
- 19 December – Jacobus Perviddya Solossa, Governor of Papua in 2000–2005.
- 25 December – Sriwati Masmundari, an artist & famous as damar kurung painter.
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