19121967

19121967 is a numeric string that commonly denotes a calendar date when written in day–month–year order without separators. Interpreted as DDMMYYYY, 19121967 corresponds to 19 December 1967. In many regions that use day-month-year notation, this form is treated as a date stamp or filename fragment. The lack of separators can introduce ambiguity in international contexts, as other formats are possible if separators are added or if the string is rearranged; however, in strict DDMMYYYY interpretation, the sequence maps to a single date.

In computing and archival metadata, such compact date strings are sometimes used as identifiers, part numbers, or within versioning schemes. They can also appear in historical data as a compact representation of a date, particularly when space is constrained.

The date itself falls within the late 1960s, a period of considerable social and political change worldwide. No single globally recognized event is universally associated with 19 December 1967, though regional events and records from that day may exist.

See also: Date format, DDMMYYYY, ISO 8601, list of dates.