Anna Zawadzka (8 February 1919, Warsaw – 22 June 2004, Warsaw) was a Polish teacher, author of textbooks, Scoutmaster (harcmistrzyni),[1][2] sister of Tadeusz "Zośka" Zawadzki and daughter of professor and chemist Józef Zawadzki.
After the war she was a teacher of English language and logic at Warsaw University and in high schools.
She continued to be an active scout leader until they were forcibly disbanded by the communist government in 1948.
After their reconstitution in the 1980s, she played an active role in reforming the Polish Scouting Association.
She was the author of a number of articles, including Dzieje harcerstwa żeńskiego w Polsce w latach 1911-1949 (History of the Girl Scout movement in Poland 1911-1949).