19111987

19111987 is an eight-digit numeric string commonly interpreted as a date in the day-month-year order (DDMMYYYY), corresponding to 19 November 1987. In the ISO 8601 standard, the same date is written as 1987-11-19. When used without separators, this sequence is typically read unambiguously as the November 19, 1987 date in contexts that follow DDMMYYYY conventions; with separators, the ISO form is often preferred to avoid confusion across locales.

The format is frequently seen in historical records, personal or organizational data, and file naming where a compact date stamp is useful. It may appear in archives, databases, or logs as a way to encode the exact day of an event, a birthdate, or a timestamp, especially in systems that rely on numeric identifiers.

In data handling, 19111987 can serve as a compact key or identifier linked to a person, document, or record associated with that date. To reduce ambiguity, many users adopt explicit separators (for example, 19/11/1987 or 1987-11-19) or the ISO 8601 standard format in catalogs and software.

There is no single globally recognized event tied specifically to 19 November 1987, as with most individual calendar dates. The day is one point in a broader historical context and can be associated with various events across different regions and domains.