19091967

19091967 is a numeric representation of a calendar date, read in day-month-year order as 19 September 1967. It is also used as a compact code in data systems, file names, or documentation where an eight-digit timestamp is convenient.

In common international standards, the same day is written as 1967-09-19 (ISO 8601). In the United States it is often written as 9/19/1967; in many parts of Europe as 19/9/1967. Without a declared convention, the eight-digit string 19091967 can be misinterpreted, especially when exchanged across calendars or regions that use different date orders.

Historically, 1967 sits in the late 1960s, a period of significant social, political, and cultural change across many regions. The date itself is not universally singled out for a definitive event, but archives from newspapers, governments, and organizations may contain records tied to this day.

In data and archival practice, 19091967 may appear in birth dates, incident reports, or research datasets stored in ddmmyyyy format. When exchanging records across systems, converting to ISO 8601 or clarifying the intended day-month order helps prevent confusion.