"Bloody Week" refers to a series of violent events that took place in Spain during the Spanish Civil War in May 1937. It was marked by intense fighting between rival factions, particularly in the city of Barcelona. The conflict arose from political tensions and ideological differences, leading to widespread chaos and bloodshed. During this week, numerous people were killed, including civilians and combatants. The violence was fueled by the struggle between Republican forces and anarchist groups, reflecting the broader turmoil of the civil war. The events of Bloody Week highlighted the deep divisions within the Republican side and had lasting impacts on the conflict.