This is an automatically translated description

Ostap Turiansky did not invent anything in his prose poem "Beyond the Boundaries of Pain". Being a prisoner of war during the First World War, he had to go through extremely difficult trials, which formed the basis of this work.

…Seven prisoners of war, who by the will of a blind military accident found themselves in the mountains and one by one die of hunger, cold and exhaustion, pass judgement on those who threw humanity into a terrible war. The author opposes the war as a convinced democrat, does not take the side of any one state or people, but blames those who hold the power.