Pierre Trudeau

Trudeau was considered flamboyant and enthusiastic. Attractive, intelligent and inquisitive, Trudeau studied law at the University of Montreal. From there he earned his Master’s Degree at Harvard in Political Economy. The future prime minister then did post-graduate studies at the Ecole des Science Politiques (School of Political Science) in Paris and also put in a year at the London School of Economics. After graduating with honors, Trudeau was called to the bar of Quebec in 1944 (Alward 1). Trudeau’s father died when Pierre was still in his teenage years, but his mother lived until 1973 (Alward 1).

Pierre Trudeau did not serve in WWII, and his opposition to the conscription of soldiers would come back to haunt him in future political elections. Trudeau toured Europe extensively during the late 1940s and his travels also took him to the turbulent post-war areas o

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