Titles and Forms of Address
- Fraulein Julia Hauke (12 November 1825 /24 November 1825 - 1829)
- Hrabianka Julia Hauke (1829–1851)
- Her Illustrious Highness Countess Julia of Battenberg (1851–1858)
- Her Serene Highness Princess Julia of Battenberg (1858–19 September 1895)
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