Stefan Starzyński Street complex, Warsaw

Target entity: Stefan Starzyński Street complex, Warsaw
Context triple: [Ministry of the Interior and Administration of Poland, locatedInBuilding, Stefan Starzyński Street complex, Warsaw]

• A. Stawki Street, Warsaw
  Stawki Street, Warsaw is a historically significant street in Poland’s capital, closely associated with the former Warsaw Ghetto and the Umschlagplatz from which Jews were deported during World War II.
• B. Świętokrzyska Street, Warsaw
  Świętokrzyska Street in Warsaw is a major central thoroughfare and business hub that hosts key government institutions, offices, and commercial buildings.
• C. New Town, Warsaw
  New Town is a historic district in central Warsaw, Poland, known for its reconstructed Old-World architecture, charming squares, and role as an extension of the adjacent Old Town.
• D. Wola, Warsaw
  Wola, Warsaw is a western district of Poland’s capital city known for its mix of industrial heritage, residential areas, and sites commemorating World War II and the Warsaw Uprising.
• E. Sejm complex in Warsaw
  The Sejm complex in Warsaw is a prominent governmental building complex in Poland’s capital that houses the lower house of the Polish parliament and associated legislative facilities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Stefan Starzyński Street complex, Warsaw
Target entity description: The Stefan Starzyński Street complex in Warsaw is a government building complex that houses Poland’s Ministry of the Interior and Administration.

• A. Stawki Street, Warsaw
  Stawki Street, Warsaw is a historically significant street in Poland’s capital, closely associated with the former Warsaw Ghetto and the Umschlagplatz from which Jews were deported during World War II.
• B. Świętokrzyska Street, Warsaw
  Świętokrzyska Street in Warsaw is a major central thoroughfare and business hub that hosts key government institutions, offices, and commercial buildings.
• C. New Town, Warsaw
  New Town is a historic district in central Warsaw, Poland, known for its reconstructed Old-World architecture, charming squares, and role as an extension of the adjacent Old Town.
• D. Wola, Warsaw
  Wola, Warsaw is a western district of Poland’s capital city known for its mix of industrial heritage, residential areas, and sites commemorating World War II and the Warsaw Uprising.
• E. Sejm complex in Warsaw
  The Sejm complex in Warsaw is a prominent governmental building complex in Poland’s capital that houses the lower house of the Polish parliament and associated legislative facilities.
• F. None of above. chosen