March Days

The March Days refer to a series of events in July 1936 during the Spanish Civil War, when the military uprising in Morocco and Spain’s north led to widespread chaos. Troops and civilians in Madrid and other areas engaged in battles, attempting to control regions and suppress insurrections. These days saw intense fighting, reflecting the deep political and social divisions in Spain. The events were crucial in shaping the conflict, ultimately leading to a longer civil war between the Republicans and Nationalists. The term specifically highlights this turbulent period of upheaval early in the war's course.