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The Alemanni were a Germanic people who settled in areas of what is now southwestern Germany, Alsace, and Switzerland from the 3rd to 6th centuries, frequently clashing with the Roman Empire along their borders. They matter historically because they were among the major Germanic groups that shaped the political and cultural landscape of post-Roman Europe during the early medieval period.
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