Europe's Oldest Man at 112 Years of Age Died
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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)
Europe's oldest man is dead: Vitantonio Lovallo died at the age of 112 in his Italian homeland. Up to his old age, the former shepherd and mule driver stood on the fields every day. Now, a Portuguese man follows him as the oldest man on the continent.
AGI - Fruits, vegetables and products of his land: even at 112 years of age Vitantonio Lovallo had maintained a simple diet, linked to the peasant habits of a whole life. Known by all with the affectionate nickname of "Zito'n," Lovallo was considered the oldest man in Italy and died in Sarnelli, a small hamlet of Avigliano nel Potentino, where he had spent the great part of his long existence. He had reached 112 years last March 25. Born in 1914…
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16 September 2026 "12.46 READING: 2 minutes At the age of 112, in Avigliano, in the province of Potenza, died Vitantonio Lovallo, called Zitòn, the longest-lived man in Italy. Nancque on 25 March 1914 in the rural hamlet of Sarnelli, where he always lived, even if it was recorded only three days later, on 28 March. Man of great tempera, he worked up to 106 years in the countryside. He was the second in Italy for an older age, greater than him on…
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