Subasta Bidspirit | G. Ristow. Ehrenkodex. Ehrenkodex. Mit

G. Ristow. Ehrenkodex. Ehrenkodex. Mit einem Anhang enthaltend Winke und Ratschläge für das Verhalten des Offiziers (Offiziers- oder Kadettaspiranten) und Einjährigfreiwilligen in Ehrenangelegenheiten. - Second edition. Vienna. L. W. Sauer & sohn. 1912 XXVII, 276 p. Hardcover, painted edges, size 11 x 16 cm. The inscription on the title, the crack of the block after the entry. A volunteer is a serviceman of the Russian Imperial Army and Navy who entered military service voluntarily and enjoyed certain benefits. To become a volunteer, a conscript had to have a certain educational qualification and voluntarily choose compulsory service on preferential terms instead of a likely draft by lot on general terms. The benefits for the volunteers consisted in a shortened period of service and the right to production (subject to passing a special exam) for officers at the end of their service. In German-speaking countries, a volunteer was called a one-year volunteer (Einjährig—Freiwilliger), abbreviated as EF, since the service life in this status was one year, after which it was possible to take an officer's exam.