Domagoj Valjak
Domagoj Valjak is one of the authors writing for The Vintage News
Articles by Domagoj Valjak:
An Indian Monk’s Famous Poem “To the Fourth of July” Proved Prophetic
Franz Kafka’s famous novel “The Castle” ends mid-sentence because of the writer’s untimely death
Sherlock Holmes’s address was flooded with so many fan letters that they decided to hire a secretary
German artillery master Franz Helm wanted to use “rocket cats” to set enemy castles on fire
Before creating the famous ‘Star Trek’ television series, Gene Roddenberry flew 89 combat missions during the World War II
Famadihana is a bizarre funerary ritual in Madagascar during which people dig out the bodies of their dead and dance with them
Glenn Gould was an eccentric piano virtuoso who kept his childhood piano chair throughout his entire career
The four penny coffin was one of the first homeless shelters in Victorian England
Bulla Felix was the Robin Hood of the Roman Empire who allegedly commanded a group of 600 bandits
The surviving “trysting trees” are living historical landmarks that tell stories of gatherings shrouded in secrecy
