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Anna Lisa or Anna-Lisa is a feminine given name. The name may be used to refer to:Anna Lisa Andersson (1873–1958), Swedish journalist and author
Anna-Lisa Augustsson (1924–2012), Swedish sprinter
Anna Lisa Baroni, Italian politician
Anna-Lisa Baude (1897–1968), Swedish actress
Anna-Lisa Berglund (1935–2019), Swedish archer
Anna-Lisa Björling (1920–2006), Swedish opera singer and actress
Anna-Lisa Christiane, New Zealand model
Anna Lisa Crone (1946–2009), American linguist and literary theorist
Anna-Lisa Eriksson (1928–2012), Swedish cross-country skier
Anna-Lisa Frykman, writer of the song "Kungens lilla piga"
Anna-Lisa Lindzén (1888–1949), Swedish opera singer and actress
Anna-Lisa Öst (1889–1974), Swedish singer
Anna-Lisa Ohlsson (1925–2015), Swedish canoeist
Anna Lisa Peterson, American scholar of religious studies
Anna Lisa Ruud (1933–2018), Norwegian actress, puppeteer
Anna-Lisa Stigell (1899-1975), Finnish architect
Anna-Lisa Thomson (1905–1952), Swedish painter and ceramist
Anna Lisa Lora-Wainwright, Academic geographer
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