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Larry P. Thornton

Professor of History
Hanover College
Hanover, IN 47243-0890
(812) 866-7201
thornton@hanover.edu
B.S. in Secondary Education, Indiana University at South Bend 1974
M.A. in History, Purdue University 1978
Ph.D. in History, University of Illinois 1991
Recipient of the Arthur and Ilene Baynham Award for Outstanding Teaching in 1991 and 2004.
Thornton joined the Hanover College staff in 1986. He currently teaches GW132: The Avant-Garde II; His241: Tsarist Russia; His 242: The Soviet Union; His264: The World Since 1945; His265: Studies in World History (off-campus study tours to Ireland and Vietnam); His325: The Holocaust; His348: The French Revolution and Napoleon; His349: Nazi Germany; His352: Genocide and the Holocaust; MS126: Eurasia: Modern Societies 1850-Present.
Current Research: Statements on war by Oxford University undergraduates between the two world wars. Documentary base is student newspapers, short stories, poetry, essays, and other printed sources.