Marianna Muravyeva is Professor at the University of Helsinki, Finland.Sigita Černevičiūtė is Research Fellow at Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania.Monika Rogers is Research Fellow at Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania.

• Introduction.- 1. Violence Against Women and Social Control in Seventeenth-Century Vilnius.- 2. Body as Evidence: Forensics and Physical Evidence in the Eighteenth-Century Prosecutions for Sexual Violence.- 3. Violence and the Family: The Foundations of a New Domesticity and National Identity in Imperial Russia.- 4. Violence Against Women and the 1905 Revolution in the Baltic Provinces of the Russian Empire.- 5. Stigma or Insight? Analyzing the Role of Psychotrauma in Early 20th Century Hungarian Psychiatry.- 6. Femicide and Fatal Family Violence in the First Republic of Lithuania (1918–1940).- 7. State Visions and Social Realities: Intimate Partner Violence in Early Soviet Russia.- 8. Violence against women – prisoners of Ravensbrück.- 9. Displacement and Danger: Women in Ghettos and Camps of Eastern Europe during the Holocaust.- 10. Sexual Abuse of Women in Soviet Occupied Lithuania: Legal and Political Dimensions of Rape.- 11. Who is the Victim to Blame? Ideal Victim and Violence Against Women in Soviet Lithuania.- 12. Combatting domestic and gender-based violence in Ukraine: from first days of the Independence to Russia's full-scale invasion.