PhD, Professor
Oleksandr’s research interests encompass twentieth-century German history, particularly the political and party mechanisms of the Weimar Republic, the history of the NSDAP, and the Hitler Youth. His work also focuses on antisemitism, the development of Nazi ideology, youth policy in the Third Reich, and the historical preconditions of the Holocaust. Another area of his research is the history of Ukraine during the Cossack era.
Oleksandr is a Professor at the Department of World History and International Relations at Zaporizhzhia National University. His work combines teaching and research on German history, Nazism, the Holocaust, and antisemitism. He is also engaged in the preparation of academic monographs and educational materials and participates in professional scholarly associations.
2013 — Elected Professor at the Department of World History and International Relations, Zaporizhzhia National University.
Co-founder of the Yakiv Novytskyi Scientific Society.
Extensive experience in teaching, academic research, and book publishing in the fields of German history, Nazism, antisemitism, and Holocaust studies.