Rose Girone, revered as the world’s oldest known Holocaust survivor, has died at the age of 113. Her passing marks the end of a remarkable life characterized by resilience and strength. Girone was known for her incredible longevity, living through unimaginable hardships, including the Holocaust and the Japanese occupation of her homeland. She spent her final days in a nursing home in Long Island, where she was celebrated for her spirit and the wisdom she imparted. Tributes have poured in, honoring her legacy and contribution to remembrance of the Holocaust.