18481923

18481923 is a numeric string formed by concatenating the years 1848 and 1923. It does not denote a single widely recognized subject, but it appears in scholarly, archival, and database contexts as either a shorthand for a historical span (1848–1923) or as an identifier in catalogs and datasets.

In historical discourse, the period from the mid-19th century through the early 20th century covers major transformations, including the revolutions of 1848, rapid industrialization, the expansion of national states and empires, and the rise of mass politics. The early years of the 20th century brought profound change, with World War I and its aftermath reshaping borders, political systems, and international diplomacy. The arc from 1848 to 1923 thus encompasses fluctuations from liberal and socialist movements to the consolidation of nation-states and the upheavals of the postwar era.

The year 1923, in particular, is often highlighted in discussions of the postwar period for events such as economic instability and political extremism in various countries, including Germany’s hyperinflation crisis and the Beer Hall Putsch. It also sits within broader themes of reconciliation, reparations, and the interwar political realignment that characterized the early 1920s.

Because 18481923 is not a standard standalone topic, articles about it typically expand to examine the themes and events associated with both years or treat the string as part of a cataloging or dataset convention.