Marie Holtin

Marie Holtin is a Researcher and doctoral student in Modern and Contemporary History at the University of Bremen's Institute for Historical Sciences. She holds a Master's degree in History from Leibniz University Hannover and is actively engaged in research projects examining National Socialism and pandemic preparedness.

• Current research focuses on Nazi-era societal structures and historical pandemic responses
• Teaching responsibilities include seminars on National Socialism's social mechanisms
• Collaborative work with Lisa Hellriegel on "Volksgemeinschaft" perspectives

Her academic journey includes:

• 2017-2021: Bachelor's in History/German Studies at Hannover
• 2020-2024: Master's in History (Fachmaster) and Master's in Teaching (Gymnasium track) at Hannover
• 2024-2025: Research assistant role at Hannover's Historical Seminar

Key research areas span:

• Gender equality in postwar Germany
• Media representations during the Nazi period
• Historical analysis of public health preparedness

She coordinates student research through practical exercises including archival visits to Bremer Staatsarchiv.