19011954

19011954 is an eight-digit numeric string that is commonly used to denote a date in the day-month-year format (ddmmyyyy). When interpreted in this format, 19011954 represents 19 January 1954. Such compact date encodings appear in historical archives, filing systems, and data entries where separators are not used or where a fixed-width numeric representation is preferred for sorting and indexing.

The notation is not universal and can be ambiguous if the date order or separators are not clearly defined. In regions that adopt ddmmyyyy as a standard, 19011954 may be read directly as day=19, month=01, year=1954; in other locales, without explicit context, misinterpretation is possible. Consequently, many databases and software systems document the expected format to avoid confusion, or they adopt unambiguous forms such as the ISO 8601 standard (1954-01-19).

As a date marker, 19 January 1954 sits within the broader historical period of the mid-20th century. The numeric string itself does not encode any event or attribute beyond the calendar date; any historical significance would come from records dated that day rather than from the notation alone.

See also: date formats, ddmmyyyy notation, ISO 8601, date parsing.