“Zlata's Diary” a book by Zlata Filipović has been rendered into Persian by Shahindokht Raeeszadeh. The work will be handed over to Elmi-Farhangi publications.

IBNA: Zlata's Diary is a book by Zlata Filipović, who was a young girl living in Sarajevo while it was under siege.
 
Zlata Filipović wrote her diary (whom she called "Mimmy") from 1991 to 1993 during the Bosnian war Located mostly in Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia. Zlata began writing her diary in 1991, just after she began fifth grade. 

The war began just before her eleventh birthday. Zlata's diary chronicles her daily life and the war's increasing impact on her home town of Sarajevo. Reporter Janine di Giovanni, who met Zlata in 1993 and wrote the introduction to the book, described Zlata as "the Anne Frank of Sarajevo." 

Like The Diary of Anne Frank, Zlata's diary contains many descriptions of the horrors of war as viewed from the innocence of a child. Furthermore, both diaries take place during conflicts at least partially motivated by racism and ethnic differences. 

The book’s Persian rendition will be reprinted by Elmi-Farhangi publications. 

Zlata Filipović (born December 3, 1980) is a Bosnian writer. “Stolen voices” and “From the Republic of Conscience” are among her books.

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