Others note that going to Dražgoše was just one of multiple options considered by the Partisans, following their battles against the Germans at Rovte and Pasja Ravan, and point to the fact that when they arrived at the village, they permitted the locals to inform the Germans of their presence, so the village would not be held responsible and suffer reprisals.
Others suggest that a visit to Dražgoše was one of several options considered by the Partisans after battles with the Germans at Rovte and Pasja Ravan. When they arrived in the village, they allowed locals to inform the Germans about their presence to avoid the village being blamed or suffering retaliation.