1/4/1935 was that date on a monday?

Answer 1

It was Friday

Answer 2

No, a Friday

http://www.timeanddate.com/calendar/index.html?year=1935&country=1

Answer 3

If You mean January 4, 1935:
a Friday.
26340 days ago
It was the Chinese Year of the Dog.

That Date in Other Calendar Systems

Jom'eh, Jedi 14, 1313 in the Afghan calendar.
Urbath, K'aloch 25, 1384 in the Armenian calendar.
Istiqlal, Sharaf 5 (Nur), year 15 (Vidad), Vahid 5, Kull-i-Shay 1 B.E., until sunset, in the Baha'i calendar.
Luang, Pepet, Beteng, Laba, Pon, Aryang, Sukra, Brahma, Ogan, Duka in the Balinese Pawukon calendar.
Day 29, month 11, year 11 (Jia-xu), cycle 77 in the Chinese calendar.
Psoou, Kiyahk 26, 1651 A.M. in the Coptic calendar.
Pharmuthi 30, 2683 in the Egyptian calendar.
Arb, Takhsas 26, 1927 E.E. in the Ethiopic calendar.
Yom shishi, Tevet 29, 5695 A.M., until sunset, in the Hebrew calendar.
Sukravara, Margasirsha 30, 5035 K.Y., from sunrise, in the old Hindu lunisolar calendar.
Sukravara, Dhanu 21, 5035 K.Y., from sunrise, in the old Hindu solar calendar.
Sukravara, Margasirsha 29, 1991 V.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu lunisolar Ashada calendar.
Sukravara, Margasirsha 29, 1991 V.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu lunisolar Chaitra calendar.
Sukravara, Margasirsha 29, 1991 V.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu lunisolar Kartika calendar.
Sukravara, Pausha 21, 1856 S.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu solar calendar.
Yaum al-jum'a, Ramadan 28, 1353 A.H. (approx), until sunset, in the Islamic calendar.
Friday, week 1, 1935 in the ISO calendar.
Friday, December 22, 1934 C.E. in the Julian calendar.
Friday, January 4, 1935 C.E. in the Revised Julian calendar.
12.16.0.16.4 in the Mayan long count.
17 Mac in the Mayan civil haab calendar.
11 Kan in the Mayan religious tzolkin calendar.
Mayan Lord of the Night G9.
Dae 20 (Behram), 1304 in the Parsi Fasli calendar.
Amardad 30 (Aneran), 1304 in the Parsi Kadmi calendar.
Tir 30 (Aneran), 1304 in the Parsi Shenshai calendar.
Jom'eh, Dey 14, 1313 A.P. in the Persian arithmetic calendar.
Jom'eh, Dey 14, 1313 A.P. in the Persian astronomical calendar.
Wan suk, Moggarakom 4, 2477 B.E. in the Thai solar calendar.
Day 29, month 11, year 11 (Giáp-tuât), cycle 77 in the Vietnamese calendar.
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If you mean April 1, 1935

a Monday.
26253 days ago
It was the Chinese Year of the Pig.

That Date in Other Calendar Systems

Do-shanbeh, Hamal 11, 1314 in the Afghan calendar.
Erkoushabathi, Areg 22, 1384 in the Armenian calendar.
Kamal, Baha' 12 ('Ilm), year 16 (Badi'), Vahid 5, Kull-i-Shay 1 B.E., until sunset, in the Baha'i calendar.
Menga, Beteng, Jaya, Keliwon, Was, Coma, Guru, Jangur, Suka in the Balinese Pawukon calendar.
Day 28, month 2, year 12 (Yi-hai), cycle 77 in the Chinese calendar.
Pesnau, Baramhat 23, 1651 A.M. in the Coptic calendar.
Epiphi 27, 2683 in the Egyptian calendar.
Sanyo, Magabit 23, 1927 E.E. in the Ethiopic calendar.
Yom sheni, Adar II 27, 5695 A.M., until sunset, in the Hebrew calendar.
Chandravara, Phalguna 28, 5035 K.Y., from sunrise, in the old Hindu lunisolar calendar.
Chandravara, Mina 16, 5035 K.Y., from sunrise, in the old Hindu solar calendar.
Chandravara, Phalguna 28, 1991 V.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu lunisolar Ashada calendar.
Chandravara, Phalguna 28, 1991 V.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu lunisolar Chaitra calendar.
Chandravara, Phalguna 28, 1991 V.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu lunisolar Kartika calendar.
Chandravara, Chaitra 19, 1856 S.E., from sunrise, in the Hindu solar calendar.
Yaum al-ithnayn, Dhu al-Hijjah 26, 1353 A.H. (approx), until sunset, in the Islamic calendar.
Monday, week 14, 1935 in the ISO calendar.
Monday, March 19, 1935 C.E. in the Julian calendar.
Monday, April 1, 1935 C.E. in the Revised Julian calendar.
12.16.1.2.11 in the Mayan long count.
4 Cumku in the Mayan civil haab calendar.
7 Chuen in the Mayan religious tzolkin calendar.
Mayan Lord of the Night G6.
Fravardin 12 (Mohor), 1305 in the Parsi Fasli calendar.
Avan 27 (Asman), 1304 in the Parsi Kadmi calendar.
Meher 27 (Asman), 1304 in the Parsi Shenshai calendar.
Do-shanbeh, Farvardin 11, 1314 A.P. in the Persian arithmetic calendar.
Do-shanbeh, Farvardin 11, 1314 A.P. in the Persian astronomical calendar.
Wan chan, May-sa-yon 1, 2478 B.E. in the Thai solar calendar.
Day 28, month 2, year 12 (Â't-ho:i), cycle 77 in the Vietnamese calendar.

Answer 4

No....that was on a Sunday!
Happy Valentine's Day!!


Tori

Answer 5

It was on a Friday.

Answer 6

No it was a Friday.

Answer 7

No, it was a Friday.

Answer 8

it was a friday. i looked it up. all calenders combined.com

Answer 9

Google... ever heard of it?!

Answer 10

idk i think so nvm no it was a sunday i think