World's oldest Holocaust survivor dies at 113
- Rose Girone, believed to be the oldest living Holocaust survivor, died at the age of 113, as reported by her daughter, Reha Bennicasa.
- Girone was known for her knitting skills, which were significant in her family's survival during the Holocaust.
- She testified about her experiences to organizations like The USC Shoah Foundation, highlighting the importance of Holocaust education.
- Girone celebrated her 113th birthday on January 13 and believed that the secret to a long life was to 'live every day with a purpose.
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Rose Girone, Oldest Known Holocaust Survivor, Dies at 113
Greg Schneider, Claims Conference executive vice president, said in a statement, Rose was an example of fortitude but now we are obligated to carry on in her memory. The lessons of the Holocaust must not die with those who endured the suffering.
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