Education
He studied at Krakow, Prague and Zagreb.
He studied at Krakow, Prague and Zagreb.
Musulin translated from the Polish and Czechoslovakian languages. He is recognized as one of the greatest contributors to the development of Czechoslovakian studies in Croatia. He was the first lecturer on Czechoslovakian language in the Philosophical Faculty at the University of Zagreb.
While he worked in gymnasium, he was the classmaster to famous Croatian poet Dobriša Cesarić.
Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts]
In 1950 he became a corresponding, and in 1953 a full, member of the Yugoslav Academy of Sciences and Arts from Zagreb (today Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts).