Domagoj Valjak
Domagoj Valjak is one of the authors writing for The Vintage News
Articles by Domagoj Valjak:
In Vosper’s famous painting “Salem,” an elderly woman’s cloak reveals the mouth, the eyes and the beard of the devil himself
Madame Tussaud narrowly escaped execution by guillotine during the French Revolution
A story written in 1886 predicted the 1912 “Titanic” disaster with eerie accuracy
Stalin’s daughter defected to U.S. in 1967, but returned to the Soviet Union in 1984
One way to increase a used car’s value overnight: a rare meteor collision
Warner Baxter, an Academy Award winning actor, sought out a lobotomy against doctors’ advice
Osamu Tezuka, “father of Manga,” wanted to help Japanese overcome depression over World War II
Nazi Germany invented Fanta after the U.S. severed the country’s connection to Coca Cola
A comet appearing after assassination of Julius Caesar made Romans believe he was a deity
Henry Darger, a reclusive hospital janitor, left a legacy of brilliant if disturbing art
