 Esther Delisle, a French-Canadian PhD student at Université Laval, wrote a thesis that discussed the "fascist" and anti-semitic published writings by intellectuals and leading newspapers in Quebec in the decade before World War II.She published a book, "The Traitor and the Jew" (1992) based on that work, which examined the articles and beliefs of Lionel Groulx, an important intellectual in the history of French-Canadian Catholicism and nationalism.Groulx is a revered figure to many French Quebecers, who consider him a father of Quebec nationalism, although his works are seldom read today.