Days of Honor

Days of Honor follows a Polish family and their allies during World War II, centering on the Konarski brothers and those around them as the war reshapes ordinary lives. Władek, Michał and Bronek face military clashes, occupation-era politics, and the strain of protecting their loved ones. The series alternates between front-line action and quiet domestic moments, showing how choices made under pressure rebound through relationships and local communities. Maria and Helena represent the homefront's endurance, while shifting allegiances and scarce resources push characters into morally tense situations. Episodes mix combat sequences with courtroom-style confrontations and intimate scenes, keeping the focus on character decisions rather than on resolving any single historical mystery.

The show premiered on TVP2 on September 7, 2008, as a Polish television drama set in World War II, and it stars Jan Wieczorkowski, Jakub Wesołowski and Maciej Zakościelny among others.

As a TV series there isn't a box office report, it was broadcast on national television. Detailed viewership and commercial figures aren't provided here, so theatrical gross comparisons don't apply.

Within Poland the series added to ongoing interest in wartime stories on television, sparking conversations about how ordinary people coped with occupation and resistance. Certain scenes and character confrontations stood out for viewers, and the Konarski family became a reference point in some online discussions about historical fiction on Polish TV.

Critical responses were mixed to positive, with a vote average around 6.8 out of 10 from a small number of viewers. Reviewers and audiences noted the show's focus on moral complexity, the strain of political loyalties, and how small decisions ripple outward. The series balances action and domestic drama, aiming to show the human cost of conflict rather than offering a textbook history.