Spanish Civil War Memorials commemorate the conflict that took place from 1936 to 1939 between the Republicans and Nationalists in Spain. These memorials serve to honor the victims and preserve the memory of those who fought during the war. They can be found throughout Spain, often in the form of statues, plaques, or dedicated sites, reflecting the complex history of the nation. Many memorials also address the broader themes of human rights, democracy, and historical memory. Some notable examples include the Valle de los Caídos, a controversial monument, and various memorials in cities like Madrid and Barcelona. These sites encourage reflection on the impact of the war and its lasting legacy in Spanish society.