Mpaa added a comment.

In such cases, I think that the most reasonable explanation is that the format 
for the date has been changed overtime, so trying to apply the 20114 settings 
to a 2010 page might be the root cause of this kind of problems.

  >>> import pywikibot
  >>> site = pywikibot.Site('frr', 'wikipedia')
  >>> site.months_names
  [(u'Januar', u'Jan.'), (u'Februar', u'Feb.'), (u'Marts', u'Mar.'), (u'April', 
u'Apr.'), (u'Moi', u'Moi'), (u'Juuni', u'Jun.'), (u'Juuli', u'Jul.'), 
(u'August', u'Aug.'), (u'Sept\xe4mber', u'Sep.'), (u'Oktoober', u'Okt.'), 
(u'Now\xe4mber', u'Now.'), (u'Dets\xe4mber', u'Det.')]

Capital A in Aug
Unfortunately, I have no idea on a possible workaround.
The only wild thing I can think of, is to have a bot running on tools which 
scans the known families for a change and raises a flag, but then what ...?


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