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"Božja zemlja Nippon" Friedricha K. Haidera i Slavka Pavičića poučna je knjiga o Japanu, njegovoj kulturi, povijesti, običajima i duhovnosti u vrijeme Drugoga svjetskog rata. Popularno-propagandno štivo NDH.