Bernd Pulch Journalism Track Record: Investigations, Scandals & Original Documents

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Bernd Pulch Journalism Track Record: Investigations, Scandals & Original Documents

A documented route through decades of publishing and investigative work. This hub brings together the journalism and publishing record associated with Bernd Pulch: real-estate and investment reporting, investigations into financial and corporate affairs, documentary disclosures, and the long-running archive at BerndPulch.org. It is designed as a navigable index to publications, archive collections and selected reports—not as a claim that every historical item has been independently re-audited.

Explore the original publication streams, follow the documents behind individual stories, and distinguish between contemporaneous reporting, allegations reported by a source, later analysis and editorial commentary. Each linked article should be read in its own context, including any responses, corrections or subsequent developments.

1. Publishing history and professional record

Bernd Pulch’s publishing record includes the real-estate and investment publications IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH and INVESTMENT – THE ORIGINAL, alongside earlier publishing and editorial work documented in the archived company profile. The original archive provides a starting point for tracing these publications, their editorial focus and selected historical reports.

Archived Pulch Publishing company profile and publishing history (2001) · Current official author profile: Bernd Pulch – Investigative Journalist & OSINT Researcher.

Professional affiliation: IRETO — International Real Estate Trade Organization

Bernd Pulch also served as a former Member of the Board of Experts of IRETO (International Real Estate Trade Organization). IRETO is described as a global platform for cross-border investment, capital markets and real-estate financing, serving market participants including funds, family offices and technology and data-center companies.

IRETO address: 468 N Camden Dr, Beverly Hills, CA 90210, USA.

2. IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH — real estate, funds, companies and documentary reporting

IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH is a central strand of Pulch’s real-estate and financial publishing record. Its archive covers property companies, investment products, funds, market participants, corporate relationships and disputes in the German-speaking real-estate sector. The material includes investigative articles, reports based on documents and coverage of allegations or controversies. Readers should consult the linked original reports and source documents before drawing conclusions about any person or organisation.

Archive.org: selected IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH stories and records

The following links open preserved snapshots of the original publication domains in the Internet Archive. Capture dates are shown so readers can distinguish the historical record from later commentary.

Verified original stories preserved by the Internet Archive

These are individual historical story pages from the original IMMOBILIEN VERTRAULICH domain. The links below were checked against their preserved page titles and capture dates. They are historical publications, not current reporting.

3. INVESTMENT — THE ORIGINAL: markets, finance and investment controversies

INVESTMENT – THE ORIGINAL represents the investment and financial-journalism strand: market developments, investment products, real-estate finance, capital flows, corporate affairs and financial controversies. The archive brings together historical publication material and newer market intelligence. Daily market commentary should be distinguished from investigative reporting and from allegations concerning specific market participants.

Archive.org: INVESTMENT – THE ORIGINAL

The Wayback Machine preserves an early version of the publication’s website under its original domain:

4. BerndPulch.org — the document and investigative archive

BerndPulch.org is the primary destination for the wider archive and long-form investigative projects. Its collections include original publications, document-led research, historical material and thematic indexes. Use the archive as a research entry point: follow each item to its cited documents, identify the date and provenance of the material, and check whether a page presents a primary record, a secondary account or the author’s analysis.

5. Long-form investigations and the Mastersson series

The Mastersson investigations examine the relationship between financial-media coverage, corporate information, archival gaps and the public record. The series is a later strand of the wider publishing work and should be read as a distinct investigative project, with its own methodology, source base and editorial claims.

6. How to use this journalism archive

This page is a curated gateway and will be expanded as additional historical publications and documents are indexed. For careful research, start with the original dated article; inspect the documents and named sources it cites; look for replies, corrections and later court or regulatory records; and separate established facts from reported allegations, interpretation and opinion. Archive inclusion is not, by itself, proof of an allegation.


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Official author profile: Bernd Pulch – Investigative Journalist & OSINT Researcher.

Newly indexed historical story — 12 June 2008: “Greenlight Capital spekuliert gegen Lehman Brothers: $ 130 Milliarden an Problem-Positionen”. The archived page discusses Greenlight Capital’s position against Lehman Brothers and the credit-derivatives market. The Wayback snapshot and visible page date both show 12 June 2008.