Harry Potter book translation scandal in Slovenia

Back in 2007, the Slovenian fan site Harry Potter Slovenija turned to the public as fans from their country were very concerned about the translation of the final Harry Potter book: EPTA, the publisher which obtained the rights to sell the Harry Potter novels in Slovenia, fired Jakob Kenda who has translated the books so far and was popular among the fans. Instead they hired Branko Gradišnik, who delivered a horrible translation of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Now the Slovenian fans were very concerned about the translation of the final Harry Potter book. They spread their message - and the case got attention: Harry Potter websites from all over the globe reported about it and caused a stir within the fandom. It turned out successful: Epta lost the publishing rights to Mladinska Knjiga, which hired Jakob Kenda again, who did not only translate Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows to the fans' delight, but made a new Slovenian version of HBP also.