From Historical Narrative to the Human Spirit

Presented by the Wassmuth Center for Human Rights, home of the Idaho Anne Frank Human Rights Memorial.
Made possible with funding from the Morrison Center Endowment Foundation, drawing from the stories in the Memorial to share a larger, personal story with the broader community.
“From Historical Narrative to the Human Spirit” featuring the Living Voices play, “Through the Eyes of a Friend” and Zlata Filipovic, author of Zlata’s Diary.
“Through the Eyes of a Friend” is a poignant dramatic portrait of friendship and survival, brought to life through the eyes of Anne Frank’s “best friend.”
A number one bestseller, Zlata Filipovic wrote her diary during the Bosnian war. Described as the Anne Frank of Sarajevo, Zlata’s chronicle of her daily life and the war’s increasing impact on her home town of Sarajevo describes the horrors of war through the innocence of a child.