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Martin-Paul Buchholz is a researcher at the Department of Eastern European History, Johannes Gutenberg-Universität Mainz. His work focuses on the intersection of religious institutions and European identity in Ukraine, particularly examining historical shifts from Soviet legacies to contemporary geopolitical tensions.
- Employment: Research Associate since October 2015
- Education: MA in Cultural History of Eastern/Central Europe and Sociology
His research bridges cultural history and political history, analyzing confessional pluralism in Eastern Europe, commemorative practices related to WWII, and the role of religious institutions in shaping national identity. Publications include analyses of Ukraine's churches as political actors and studies of regional identities in conflict zones.
Active in teaching Modern History seminars, Buchholz has supervised courses on topics ranging from PEGIDA movements to Ukrainian independence narratives. He contributes to academic networks like the Southeast Europe Society and collaborates with institutions including the Institute for European History.
