19091996

19091996 is a numeric representation of the calendar date corresponding to 19 September 1996 in day-month-year notation. In many parts of the world, dates are written with the day first, so 19 September 1996 can be written as 19/09/1996 or 19-09-1996. In international standard ISO 8601, the same day is written as 1996-09-19. The string 19091996 is sometimes used in filenames, archival identifiers, timestamped records, or database keys where a compact, unambiguous date form is required.

The date sits in the late 1990s, a period characterized by rapid growth in information technology, ongoing geopolitical shifts after the end of the Cold War, and various regional developments. As with any single day, many distinct events—political, cultural, scientific, or natural—occurred around the world, but there is no single event universally identified with September 19, 1996.

In historical or archival contexts, 19091996 may be used to tag materials associated with that specific day. It can appear in news archives, diary entries, legal documents, or personal records, among other applications. Understanding such a date often requires additional context, such as the locale or the year, to interpret the events or records it represents.