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|birthyr = 1904 |birthplace = Bienvenida, Extremadura, Spain
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}}'''Francisco Nunez Olivera''' [Spanish: '''Francisco Núñez Olivera'''] (13 December 1904 – 29 January 2018) was a validated Spanish [[Supercentenarian|supercentenarian]] who was the oldest man in the world following the death of [[Israel Kristal]] on 11 August 2017. He is also the second-oldest Spanish (and European) man ever behind [[Joan Riudavets-Moll]].
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'''Francisco Nunez Olivera''' [Spanish: '''Francisco Núñez Olivera'''] (born 13 December 1904) is a Spanish [[Supercentenarian|supercentenarian]] who is, at the age of {{AgeYD|1904|12|13}}, believed to be currently the oldest living man in Spain and Europe, and most probably the oldest man in the world since the death of [[Israel Kristal]] on 11 August 2017. He is also the third-oldest living Spanish person.
  
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==Biography==
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Olivera was born in Extremadura, Spain on 13 December 1904. He was known fondly as "Marchena", a nickname given to him when a boy mistook him for the famous Spanish singer, Pepe Marchena. When he was 19, he joined the army and went to Morocco. He had four children, nine grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren, all of whom were alive at the time of his 110th birthday. He also has a sister who was alive at the age of 91 on his 110th birthday.
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Olivera died on 29 January 2018, aged 113 years, 47 days.
   
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==Personal Life==
  
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[[File:Francisco_Núñez_Olivera.jpeg|left|thumb|Francisco Nunez Olivera at the age of 110.]]
  
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Francisco was born in Extremadura in Spain on 13 December 1904. He is known fondly as "Marchena", a nickname given to him when a boy mistook him for the famous Spanish singer, Pepe Marchena. When he was 19, he joined the army and went to Morocco. He has four children, nine grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren, all of whom were alive at the time of his 110th birthday. He also has a sister who was alive at the age of 91 on his 110th birthday.
  
   
 
==References==
  
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*[http://www.antena3.com/noticias/sociedad/francisco-nunez-olivera-hombre-mas-longevo-mundo-cumple-113-anos_201712135a3155b00cf22cef51884a4c.html Francisco Núñez Olivera, el hombre más longevo del mundo, cumple 113 años]
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*[https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/worldnews/5137040/worlds-oldest-man-francisco-nunez-olivera-birthday-family-spain/ World’s oldest man Francisco Nunez Olivera celebrates 113th birthday with a sponge cake, milk and visits from 15 great grandkids] The Sun, 14 December 2017
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*[https://www.20minutos.es/noticia/3247663/0/muere-hombre-mas-longevo-mundo/ Muere a los 113 años Francisco Núñez, el hombre más longevo del mundo] 20 Minutos, 30 January 2018
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*[https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/5456943/francisco-nunez-olivera-worlds-oldest-man-dead/ World’s oldest man dead at 113 – Francisco Nunez Olivera passes away in Spain having attributed his long life to a glass of red wine a day] The Sun, 30 January 2018
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== Gallery ==
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FNunezOlivera112.png|Francisco Nunez Olivera at the age of 112.
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FNunezOlivera113.jpg|Francisco Nunez Olivera at the age of 113.
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FranciscoNunezOlivera113.jpg|Francisco Nunez Olivera at the age of 113.
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Revision as of 21:12, 21 July 2020

Francisco Núñez Olivera
Francisco Nunez Olivera
Francisco Nunez Olivera on his 110th birthday
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Francisco Nunez Olivera [Spanish: Francisco Núñez Olivera] (13 December 1904 – 29 January 2018) was a validated Spanish supercentenarian who was the oldest man in the world following the death of Israel Kristal on 11 August 2017. He is also the second-oldest Spanish (and European) man ever behind Joan Riudavets-Moll.

Biography

Olivera was born in Extremadura, Spain on 13 December 1904. He was known fondly as "Marchena", a nickname given to him when a boy mistook him for the famous Spanish singer, Pepe Marchena. When he was 19, he joined the army and went to Morocco. He had four children, nine grandchildren, and 14 great-grandchildren, all of whom were alive at the time of his 110th birthday. He also has a sister who was alive at the age of 91 on his 110th birthday.

Olivera died on 29 January 2018, aged 113 years, 47 days.


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Spain's Oldest Living Man Titleholders (V • E)

Mateo Miras Torregrosa • Unknown • Aurelio Diaz • A. L. M. • Galo Leoz • Josep Armengol-Jover • Pablo Roy • Gregorio Merino • Antonio Urrea-Hernandez • Alejandro Rivera Santalla • Joan Riudavets-Moll • Jose Milena Munoz • Jose Maria Somohano Calvo • Miguel Rubio Gonzalez • Atilano Rivas-Iglesias • Francisco Fernandez Pellicer • Miguel Suarez • Benito Vilda • Francisco Fernandez • Bienvenido Cilveti Urquia • Francisco Nunez Olivera • Jesus Mosteo Perez • Saturnino de la Fuente Garcia • Antonio Alvarado Largo • Luis Torras Martinez • Mateo Balbuena Iglesias


Europe's Oldest Living Man Titleholders (V • E)

Geert Adriaans Boomgaard • Unknown • Matthias Dodenhoff • Frederick Stabbins • William Mugfur • Sven Eriksson • Jean-Pierre Dupont • William Walker • Bening Arnold • Hans Schaftner-Burgin • Lars Olofsson • Marc Picq • Johan Svanstrom • Erik Jansson • Francesco Cubadda • Thomas Pope • John Francklow • Karl Nilsson • Constant De Lichte • Antonio Marchi • August Karlsson • Karl Glockner • Anders Jonasson • Mathias Hansen Saether • Jan Kip • Willem Kostering • Francesco Paba • John Mosley Turner • Antonije Mladenovic • Friedrich Wedeking • Frederick Butterfield • Jean Teillet • Pasquale Cappello • Giuseppe Arena • Luigi Saba • Ingebrigt Johansen • Victor Guillot • Andrei Kuznetsoff • Herman Smith-Johannsen • John Evans • Henri Perignon • Domenico Minervino • Josep Armengol-Jover • Pablo Roy • Emile Fourcade • Bernard Delhom • Valentino Stella • Gregorio Merino • Antonio Baldo • Antonio Urrea-Hernandez • Alejandro Rivera Santalla • Antonio Todde • Joan Riudavets-Moll • Hermann Dornemann • Jerzy Pajaczkowski-Dydynski • Maurice Floquet • Henry Allingham • Harry Patch • Stanley Lucas • Jan Goossenaerts • Francisco Fernandez • Arturo Licata • Rezso Gallai • Philippe Vocanson • Harold Bracher • Francisco Nunez Olivera • Gustav Gerneth • Bob Weighton • Dumitru Comanescu • Saturnino de la Fuente Garcia • Stanislaw Kowalski • Andre Boite • Hans Schornack • Andre Ludwig • John Tinniswood


World's Oldest Living Man Titleholders (V • T • E)

Sylvester Melvin • Joseph Saint-Amour • William Fullingim • John Mosley Turner • Friedrich Wedeking • Frederick Butterfield • Jean Teillet • Charlie Nelson • Charlie Phillips • Zachariah Blackistone • James Nash • Walter Wilcox • Gregory Pandazes • Joe Thomas • Herman Smith-Johannsen • Alphaeus Philemon Cole • John Evans • Henri Perignon • James Wiggins • Frederick Frazier • Josep Armengol-Jover • Christian Mortensen • Johnson Parks • Walter Richardson • Denzo Ishizaki • Antonio Urrea-Hernandez • John Painter • Antonio Todde • Yukichi Chuganji • Joan Riudavets-Moll • Fred Hale • Emiliano Mercado del Toro • Tomoji Tanabe • Henry Allingham • Walter Breuning • Jiroemon Kimura • Salustiano Sanchez • Arturo Licata • Alexander Imich • Sakari Momoi • Yasutaro Koide • Israel Kristal • Francisco Nunez Olivera • Masazo Nonaka • Domingo Villa Avisencio • Chitetsu Watanabe • Bob Weighton • Emilio Flores Marquez • Saturnino de la Fuente Garcia • Juan Vicente Perez Mora • John Tinniswood

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