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When did Habibie's father die?

• When he was 15 years old

• When he was 14 years old

• When he was 13 years old

• When he was 12 years old

• When he was 11 years old

Why did Habibie's move to Germany?

• in 1957

• in 1956

• in 1955

• in 1954

• in 1953

When did Habibie receive a degree in engineering in Germany?

• in 1960

• in 1961

• in 1962

• in 1963

• in 1964

Why did Habibie remain in Germany after getting a degree?

• To conduct research at the Lehrstuhl und Institut fur Leichtbau

• Habibie worked on two projects

• He worked for Messerschmitt in 1974

• Habibie was elected vice president in March 1998

• Because he was an assistant under Hans Ebner in Germany

What happened to Habibie in 1962?

• He became an advisor

• He has spent more time in Germany than in Indonesia

• Habibie returned to Indonesia for three months on sick leave

• He was promoted to vice president of the company

• Habibie was made Chief Executive Officer

What was Habibie's role in Talbot?

• He developed theories on thermodynamics

• He became an advisor

• Habibie initially served as a special assistant to Ibnu Sutowo

• He was appointed as Minister of Research and Technology

• He released a book

Where did the new couple settle in after getting married in May 1962?

• in Yogyakarta

• in Germany

• In Indonesia

• in Messerschmitt-Bolkow-Blohm

• in Aachen for a short period before moving to Oberforstbach

What was Habibie's first position when he returned to Indonesia?

• As a special assistant CEO at Company Pertamina

• As a vice president of the Company

• He announced his resignation

• He spent more time in Germany

• As an employment at the Automotive Marque Talbot

What theory was developed by Habibie?

• stabilized the economy

• conduct research for his doctoral degree

• thermodynamics, construction and aerodynamics

• appointed as Minister of Research Technology

• development of the Airbus A-300B aircraft

Had Habibie met Ainun before meeting her in 1962?

• Yes, he is.

• No, he doesn't.

• He couldn't.

• Yes, he had.

• No, he hadn't.