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Race on to save Warsaw’s oldest hairdressing salon

Despite surviving WWII, Stalinism and Martial Law, with the pandemic still raging, and unable to pay rent for the premises, Warsaw’s oldest hair salon has been forced to close its doors. Modik Warszawa/Facebook

Opened in 1933, the family-run Modik Warszawa has long had deep roots in the capital’s social history having served generations of Varsovians. But now, despite surviving WWII, Stalinism and Martial Law, Warsaw’s oldest hairdressing salon is now facing closure.

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