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If the Anglo-Saxons who settled Britain came from Jutland, and the Vikings who pillaged the Anglo-Saxons in Britain a few hundred years later came from Jutland, then did those Vikings know they were pillaging their own people?

418 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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If the Anglo-Saxons settling Britain spoke Old English, and the Angles before settling Britain spoke Old English, but the Saxons before settling Britain spoke Old Saxon, then at what point in history did the Saxons switch to Old English?

57 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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If a spacecraft somehow accelerates from a space station to 0.995c (relative to the space station), and the spacecraft shoots an electron beam (not light) going 0.990c at the space station, then would this electron beam ever reach the space station?

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Were there non-Scandinavian Germanic tribes that also raided and pillaged during the Viking Age?

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If the Anglo-Saxons who settled Britain came from Jutland, and the Vikings who pillaged the Anglo-Saxons in Britain a few hundred years later came from Jutland, then did those Vikings know they were pillaging their own people?	418	AskHistorians
If the Anglo-Saxons settling Britain spoke Old English, and the Angles before settling Britain spoke Old English, but the Saxons before settling Britain spoke Old Saxon, then at what point in history did the Saxons switch to Old English?	57	AskHistorians
If a spacecraft somehow accelerates from a space station to 0.995c (relative to the space station), and the spacecraft shoots an electron beam (not light) going 0.990c at the space station, then would this electron beam ever reach the space station?	16	askscience
Were there non-Scandinavian Germanic tribes that also raided and pillaged during the Viking Age?	5	AskHistorians