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Hi everyone, I am researching for my history EE, and I am having troubles with finding the evidence for an event. The event consists in a conversation between the king and Mussolini, which is mentioned in multiple books but without any reference to a primary source, but always to other secondary sources (other historians' books ) or no reference at all. My supervisor was bemoaning this, however it seems fair that there is no "transcript" of a private conversation. Is it common\acceptable? How can I back this event better? Thank you in advance

Hi guys, So lately I've been working on my History IA, my question is "What was the role of the CIA in the Chilean coup?" but I'm having some trouble with section D. Some examples online that apparently received 4/6, 5/6 and 6/6 for section D all seem to analyze the evidence but my teacher says we should talk about the reliability of each source and whether or not we can trust it. Which should I follow, so far I have noted that we/can can't trust a source but he says that should be the primary thing in section D. One side note, what does the criteria mean by "the significance of sources in

Hi guys, so I'm doing my IA on development of warfare in WW1 (specifically the question “What influence did the new technology have on the fighting on the Western Front?â€) and even though I think I have a bunch of good books I would really appreciate if you have some more tips for the bibliography/sources section that I could include? Thank you! - J.

What do you guys think about my IA question: To what extent did the Enabling Act of 1933 consolidate Hitler's position as absolute ruler (Führer) of Germany? Is it too broad? Too narrow? How should I structure my argument? Also, where can I find any primary documents and historiography for my IA?

Hey everyone! I'm at the moment writing my History IA and I need some help. I really want to write about the Watergate Scandal (1972-1975) however, I've been having some trouble coming up with a research question. Do you have any suggestions? I thought of something like, "To what extend did the Watergate Scandal contribute to the impeachment of the former president, Richard Nixon?" However, I don't really know if it leads to an analysis since it sounds more like just finding facts and making a conclusion. Hope you can help!