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Ivan Markulj
Born	11 February 1889 Mostar,Austria-Hungary
Died	September 1945 Belgrade, Socialist Republic of Serbia
Allegiance	Austria-Hungary  Kingdom of Yugoslavia  Independent State of Croatia  Nazi Germany
Service / branch	Austro-Hungarian Army Royal Yugoslav Army Croatian Home Guard
Years of service	191?–1945
Rank	Colonel (Yugoslavia) General (NDH)
Unit	369th Reinforced Infantry Regiment (Germany/NDH)
Commands	369th Reinforced Infantry Regiment
Battles / wars	World War II Eastern Front Battle of Stalingrad
Awards	Iron Cross

Ivan Markulj (Mostar, February 11, 1889 – Belgrade, September 1945) was a Croatian soldier, officer in the armies of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, and the Independent State of Croatia. He is best remembered as the first commander of the 369th Reinforced Infantry Regiment.

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