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The 1970s were years of political and social ferment in French Canada. At that time I was conducting a series of interviews with former refugees from Nazism, most of them Jews, many of them residents of Quebec. As Englishspeaking Quebecers these men were concerned, as were many Jews, with the rising tide of French-Canadian nationalism and its consequences. The possible resurgence of flagrant antisemitism was on everyone's mind. Indeed some of these men, now in their fifties and sixties, had already moved to Ontario, and others w7ere contemplating relocation.

"Refugee!" The Adjustment of Jewish Refugees from Nazism to Canadian Life