I can confirm the bug using the latest stretch-release. To get it working, I 
use the following workaround: As the locale is set correctly in .dmrc, I set 
the LANG environment variables on startup.

Specifically, I added those lines to both .bashrc and .xsessionrc to have all 
strings translated correctly. The language has to be added via dpkg-reconfigure 
locales before. Those language strings end with UTF-8 instead of utf8, hence 
the sed-call.

export LANG=`cat .dmrc | grep "Language=" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed -e 
"s/utf8/UTF-8/g"`
export LANGUAGE=`cat .dmrc | grep "Language=" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed -e 
"s/utf8/UTF-8/g"`
export LC_ALL=`cat .dmrc | grep "Language=" | cut -d"=" -f2 | sed -e 
"s/utf8/UTF-8/g"`

Hope it helps, cheers!

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