Italy's Oldest Man Dies Aged 112
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The oldest man in Europe has died at the age of 112, the title of oldest man in Europe now belongs to a 111-year-old Portuguese man.
He has experienced two wars and kept sheep until old age: the Italian Vitantonio Lovallo was Europe's oldest man. Now a Portuguese holds the record – behind 31 women.
Europe's oldest man to date is dead: the Italian Vitantonio Lovallo died at the age of 112.
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The Italian Vitantonio Lovallo was born on 25 March 1914. After his death, the Portuguese Joaquim Varela is now considered the oldest man in Europe.
He died in Avigliano (Potenza) at the age of 112 years Vitantonio Lovallo, for all 'Zitòn', who was the oldest man in Italy. Born in 1914, he lived in Sarnelli, a fraction of the city of Lucana, and had turned 112 on 25 March. (ANSA)
Even after he turned 100, 'Ziton', as he was called, continued to cultivate his own vineyard.
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