In 1940, Thailand skipped three months—not due to disaster, but by design. A calendar reform moved New Year’s Day from 1 April to 1 January, shortening the year to just nine months. Here's why.
In 1940, Thailand skipped three months—not due to disaster, but by design. A calendar reform moved New Year’s Day from 1 April to 1 January, shortening the year to just nine months. Here's why.