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When East Capital co-founder Karine Hirn first arrived in Moscow in 1991 as a young French student, the city was reeling from a coup attempt two weeks earlier. Tanks were still in the streets and there were shortages of everything, including food.
For Hirn, this turned out to be a blessing in disguise.
“I was starving and there was nothing in the shops, the only way to eat was to go to restaurants or be invited to people’s homes,” she says.
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