@aral there's a great poem (“fascist nations”) by wiktor woroszylski, himself a polish jew, and it starts like this:
Shortly after the war of 1914-1918 the first fascist nations
emerged in Europe In those nations
the sun rose and set at the usual time shedding light
on homestead roofs and hills' green slopes Cattle
mooed gently in cowsheds Mothers kissed
their children's foreheads to wake them at dawn¹
(he wrote it in 1969, a year after the nominally socialist regime of people's republic of poland started an antisemitic and nationalist campaign that forced many members of the polish jewish community – already struggling after being almost entirely wiped out during ww2 – into exile)
¹ translation by stanisław barańczak and clare cavanagh