19252004

19252004 is a digit string that is most commonly read as a condensed representation of a date range, written with a dash as 1925–2004 to indicate the years 1925 and 2004. In standard biographical and historical notation, the dash signifies birth and death years. When the dash is missing, the string becomes ambiguous and may be misread as a single calendar date or as an arbitrary code.

Used in biographies, the form (1925–2004) follows a name to indicate lifespan, for example, Author X (1925–2004). This convention situates a person within a specific historical era and helps readers understand the period of their life and potential context of their work.

In broader historical and scholarly writing, year ranges without additional details help situate events, institutions, and movements in time. They are commonly found in encyclopedic entries, bibliographies, and archival inventories as concise temporal markers.

In data management and information systems, 19252004 may appear as an identifier or key string. It is not inherently meaningful without context, and software tools typically require proper separators or metadata to interpret it as a lifespan, a period, or a label.

Without further context, there is no widely recognized figure or topic specifically named 19252004. The notation is primarily a temporal cue rather than a standalone subject.