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"Beyond the Boundaries of Pain" is an autobiographical novel by Osip Turiansky, in which he depicts the terrible experience of captivity during the First World War. Sixty thousand Austrian prisoners found themselves in the hands of the Serbs, who, retreating to the west, chased them across the mountains into Albania. Forty-five thousand Branians died of cold and disease.

The story centres on seven soldiers who manage to escape from their convoys. At the centre of the story are seven soldiers who manage to escape from their convoys. This book-shock, book-trauma - a terrible testimony of a soldier who survived when all his friends died.