Hello, I’m Olga, a historian. I’ve been fond of history all my life, and the PhD thesis, I'm finishing at he moment, is a result of this passion.

The lectures and seminars I offer, seek to provide the key points, the logic of the events, not only facts. I believe that a lively discussion makes more sense than a passive listening.

Background:
In 2008-2011, I worked in the Archaeological Museum of Moscow.
In 2009-2010, I worked in the GULAG museum of Moscow .
In 2011, I filmed a documentary with National Geographic Canada.

In 2011-2014, a Doctoral Student at the Institute of Russian History of Russian Academy of Science.
Since 2022, a PhD candidate at East European History Department at UniWien.

Publications: 
Olga Malashkina. “The foundation of GUSIMZ, USIVA, their functioning, and the evolution (1945–47).” Zeitgeschichte 52, no. 4 (2025): 457–77.
Olga Malashkina. “The impact of the ambiguous legal terminology used during the Potsdam Conference on Austria’s development (1945–55).” 3. Tagung des Jungen Netzwerks Rechtsgeschichte 2 (2025): 187–94.