Alexandra Pulvermacher

Dr. Alexandra Pulvermacher is a University Assistant in the Department of Contemporary History at Alpen-Adria-University Klagenfurt's Institute of History. Her research focuses on 20th-century Eastern and Central European history, with specialization in the Second World War, Soviet resistance, and Polish historical contexts. She holds a PhD from AAU Klagenfurt (2023) and dual Master's degrees in History and Slavic Studies.

• Education: PhD in Philosophy (2023), MA in Contemporary History (2018), MA in Slavic Studies (2018)

Her research priorities include the history of Ukraine and Poland during WWII, Eastern European geopolitics, and historical methodologies. She contributes to interdisciplinary teams studying historical epidemics, ancient history, and Austrian historical bibliography.

Her sole listed publication to date is her doctoral dissertation examining Soviet and German resistance dynamics in occupied Poland (1939–1941), reflecting her deep engagement with wartime collaboration and conflict.

She collaborates with research teams including Charlotte Backerra, Tina Bahovec, and Dieter Pohl, and participates in conferences like the Österreichischer Althistoriker*innentag. Contact: N.1.21 office via email预约.