CQWP and Swedish special characters?

I have a CQWP that i want to use to rollup list information from som sub sites, the lists contains columns that are named with Swedish characters: Å, Ä, and Ö.
Have in mind also that I am doing this on SharePoint Online in Office 365, I need my customer to be able to define swedish characters while I am still able to roll them up using CQWP.
So, now when I try to style the CQWP with ItemStyle.xsl I dont get these columns sent. My CommonViewFields is defined as follows:
<property name="CommonViewFields" type="string">Positivt,Note;Negativt,Note;Projekt,TaxonomyFieldMulti;Veckonummer,Choice;M_x00e5_nad,Choice</property>
All other properties in the web part definition file are left as is.
The columns, Positivt, Negativt, Projekt and Veckonummer get sent as expected, but I never receive the column M_x00e5_nad which has the displayname Månad. I also have some more fieldnames that use swedish characters, but this is a good example. Any suggestions?
Best regards /Richard

Hi
Richard ,
Thank you for your posting!
As XML builds on and supports Unicode so a Swedish character is nothing special as long as you use an Unicode encoding like UTF-8 , I'm wondering if this is because of how the field has being set to display.
A common source of confusion for things like this is the disable-output-escaping property of the value-of element:
http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/el_value-of.asp
Thank you for your understanding and support.
Best Regards,
Eric
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