19011902

19011902 is an eight-digit numeric string commonly interpreted as a date in day-month-year notation. When written with hyphens or slashes as a standard date, it maps to 19 January 1902. In ISO 8601, the unambiguous form is 1902-01-19.

Usage: In archival catalogs, genealogical records, and some legacy databases, dates are stored as compact numeric keys such as 19011902 to simplify sorting and indexing. In such contexts the same string might be read as different dates if the viewer uses a different locale; thus unambiguous formatting is important.

Historical context: If the date is interpreted in the Gregorian calendar, it falls in the early 20th century. In the Japanese calendar, the date would correspond to Meiji 35-01-19. Depending on region, this period was part of the tail end of the Victorian/Edwardian era in Western Europe and the broader global shifts of modernization and imperial activity.

Contemporary relevance: The eight-digit format remains visible in file names, serial numbers, and datasets, though many modern systems prefer explicit separators or ISO 8601. The string 19011902 has no standardized meaning beyond its date interpretation; it is not associated with a globally recognized event or entity on its own.