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The 1960s: Facing Off with the Separatists
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In this chapter, Bouthillier examines Pierre Trudeau’s rhetorical strategy during the 1960s and 1970s, in which he equated Quebec separatism with Nazism and totalitarianism.
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Guy Bouthillier
Guy Bouthillier studied Law at McGill University and obtained a PhD from Sciences Po Paris. He is Honorary Professor of Political Science at the Université de Montréal where he taught for 30 years. Author of several books on politics, history, and language in Quebec and Canada, he edited, with Édouard Cloutier, Pierre Trudeau’s Darkest Hour, War Measures 1970 (Baraka Books, 2020), an annotated collection of texts and essays by eminent English-speaking Canadians critical of Trudeau’s use of the War Measures. Guy Bouthillier lives in Montreal.
