- Anna Karenina (disambiguation)
Anna Karenina may refer to:
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Anna Karenina ", a novel by Leo Tolstoy
**any of numerous adaptations of "Anna Karenina"
*M/S "Anna Karenina", a cruiseferry now called MS "Regina Baltica"
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