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Polish alleged witch
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Anna Szwedyczka (died 12 March 1678 in Lublin) was an alleged Polishwitch and a central figure in a high-profile Polish witch trial. She was executed for witchcraft by burning in Lublin.
She is the subject of the play Klątwy ('The Curse') by Marcin Liber.
