Oldest Living Holocaust Survivor in the World

Rose Girone is 112 years old, and according to a new report by the Claiims Conference, believed to be the oldest living survivor of the Holocaust, one of 245,000 remaining survivors alive today. She and her daughter Reha Bennicasa talked with WNBC.

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Wow! So grateful I stumbled across your amazing story! I promise you as long as I breath I will never forget!

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Bless her and her entire family!

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Thank you.

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WOW, absolutely amazing! ❤🙏👏

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The woman doesn't look 112 yrs old.

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Calm down now

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Amazing

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Wow! That is amazing! You both look great! They don’t look their age at all! God bless you both! Yes, I think you are right when you said you see some similarities , between then and now!
You are brave and wonderful women! 😊😘

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I meant to say you are brave and wonderful women

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Proud 👏

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She don't look 112

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Calm down now

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I am not Jewish, but a Christian. This is horrible on any level no matter what religion or background you come from. My dad used to watch wwll documentaries as his dad was one that stormed Normandy. The things I used to watch would just break my heart as a child. The Bible says that the Jews were God's chosen people.