World's Oldest Man Dies

Alexander Imich a retired chemist and psychologist who had a doctorate qualification in chemistry and spoke five languages was a short time ago proclaimed the eldest longest-existing man has passed away in New York city on June 9, 2014. He was 111 year's old. Alexander Imich took his first breath in Feb 5 th 1903 in town in Poland which has been at that time a portion of Russia.He and his wife Wela fled after the Nazis invadedin 1939. In Russia, they denied Soviet citizenship.The couple ultimately migrated to the united states in 1951. His wife (Wela)died in 1986. They had no son and daughter.
Imich became the oldest surviving man on April 24 after Arturo Licata of Italy passed away substantially more than a week before his 112th birthday celebration..
Imich usually said i am happy with my healthy lifestyle, revealing to different news agencies that he didn't drink, had kick the habit of smoking years ago and ate quite little. He furthermore credited his life expectancy to good genes. When inquired about his secret, he informed I don't have knowledge of, I definitely didn't expire at an earlier time. I have absolutely no idea exactly how this happened.
Guinness is now researching the claim that 111 year old Sakari Momoi a lifelong educator and ex-school principal of Japan the oldest person on Earth.He was  born on 5th Feb 1903.



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