THE CASE OF VICE-ADMIRAL K. PORĘBSKI IN THE COURT OF HONOR FOR GENERALS IN THE YEARS OF 1928–1930

Abstract

During the interwar period 1918–1939 honor constituted one of the most essential values for each officer. Keeping its immaculacy was indeed a priority. Acting otherwise could lead to painful consequences both in the legal, and social field. Being aware of this fact, v-ce admiral K. Porębski, having been charged for his participation in the so-called ‘mine – affair’, endeavored to clear his good name from the allegations before the Court of Honor for the Generals. This article describes the course of v-ce admiral Porębski’s case of honor before this institution.