Calendar issue

My wifes 822 did this. All appointments off by an hour after the time changed. The time changed correctly. This is a bug. Another reason windows phone is not being taken seriously. Calendar and appointments is a simple function that any 10 year old flip phone can do. It didn't do this last few time zone changes....
 
I've never had this issue with WP. If it is specific to only select people then it must be a setting or time zone issue?
 
I had the same problem USA Eastern time. Would not let me just change the time on the appointment. I had to delete and re-add the appointments. Not a big problem as I only had 2 reoccurring appointments. But for the company that makes the most used calendar application for business, Outlook, this is a surprise.
 
I had the DST issue, which is no longer an issue on my NL 920, however another has cropped up.

Since DST started here (Germany), single, future calendar entries began disappearing from my phone. Currently all single, future, newly added calendar entries are disappearing. They will show up in my calendar temporarily after saving the appointment details, but will disappear within 1-7 days. Recurring events are unaffected, but every meeting, reminder, or other event that I have entered via the calendar in the past week have simply disappeared. I suspected previously that the issue only impacted those calendar events that contained special characters (my preferred phone language is English, but I often add German street addresses), however I've since lost two appointments for next week that contained no special characters.

Interestingly, appointments added prior to the past few weeks haven't been impacted. I have appointments coming up in May, June, and July that I added in January and they're all intact, however my phone claims I have only recurring appointments this week and next whereas the paper diary I've had to resort to keeping confirms otherwise.
 

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