14September1991

14 September 1991 is a date in the Gregorian calendar. It fell in the late summer of the Northern Hemisphere and was the 257th day of the year, leaving 108 days remaining in 1991.

In religious observance, the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross is observed on September 14 by many Christian denominations, commemorating the veneration of the Cross and its historical discovery and significance within the Christian tradition.

Historical context for the year 1991 was marked by substantial geopolitical change. The year saw growing movements toward independence and reform in post–Cold War Europe, culminating later in the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the emergence of new national governments and economic transitions across the region. While events on a specific date such as 14 September 1991 vary by location, the year as a whole is characterized by rapid political and social transformation.

In calendars and archives, 14 September 1991 serves as a reference point for documenting events in September 1991 and for anchoring timelines in historical records. The date is sometimes encountered in news reports, academic works, and cultural references that study late 20th‑century history.

See also: September 14, general calendar significance; 1991 in world history.