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What's with this Krasiński Street business? The street is called ul. Krasińskiego - there's no need to translate ul. as street. Look at pages (in English) about the Battle of Berlin - Charlottenbrücke (not the Charlotte Bridge), Prinz-Albrechtstrasse (not Prinz-Albert Street), Frankfurter Allee (not Frankfurter Avenue), Potsdammer Platz (not Potsdam Square). Rue Saint-Michel in Paris is not Saint-Michel Road, nor is Oxford Circus in London Oxford Cyrk when translated into Polish.
