19601219

19601219 refers to December 19, 1960, in the Gregorian calendar, represented in the YYYYMMDD numeric format. The notation is widely used in data storage, archival practices, and international contexts to avoid ambiguities among different calendar systems and date conventions.

In calendar terms, 1960 was a leap year, so December 19 falls on the 354th day of the year. This date sits in the late stage of 1960, a year characterized by rapid political and social change worldwide, including ongoing decolonization movements and Cold War dynamics. As with any single calendar date, 19601219 gains significance only through the events, records, and contexts attached to it in specific locales or archives.

The entry 19601219 on its own does not designate a particular historical event. Rather, it serves as a timestamp that may appear in various records, logs, or databases to denote events that occurred on December 19, 1960, or to mark a deadline, publication date, or archival reference. In digital and library contexts, the same eight-digit form is often used for sorting and retrieval, with the canonical ISO representation being 1960-12-19.

Overview records and archival systems may attach local significance to this date based on regional history or organizational activity. Outside of such context, 19601219 functions primarily as a chronological marker within the broader historical timeline of the early 1960s.