Marie Bernatkova

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Marie Bernatkova (October 22, 1857 - fl. October 1968, exact date unknown) was a Czechoslovakian supercentenarian, although this country was only created after World War I. She was the oldest recognised living person in the world between June 16, 1968 and her death, aged 111. To date, she is the only Czechoslovakian person who has held that title since records began.

Preceded by
Johanna Booyson		 Oldest Recognized Person in the World
June 16, 1968 – fl. October, 1968		 Succeeded by
Ada Roe
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