# data[].attributes.body
Heydrich was one of the original Nazi party leaders and the principal architect of the Holocaust. A man so evil that even Hitler himself described the man as "the one with the iron heart". He would eventually earn the title of "the Butcher". I would want to study his psychopathy/sociopathy firsthand, as the Nuremberg trials were profoundly inconclusive in regards to determining the sanity of the tried Nazi party officials. Rare in history do we get to study evil figures firsthand; it's always after they've done their deeds and died do we get the explanation and insight. Understanding evil is very important.

# data[].attributes.body
She was a large political figure during the Troubles in Ireland. That is an area in history that has so many sides to it. It would be interesting to hear her side of it and compare it to the views of some prominent members of the IRA.

# data[].attributes.body
As one of the wives of Henry VIII, I feel that it would be fascinating to experience a day as a noblewoman in the 16th century. Out of all of his wives and mistresses, she fascinates me the most, especially considering her tragic fate.

# data[].attributes.body
A colonel at the Battle of Gettysburg during the American Civil War, led a bayonet charge down the side of Little Round Top against a rebel offensive when ammunition was exhausted, forcing a surrender towards the end of the day's fighting. In doing so, he likely saved the entire Union line from collapsing, helping to turn the tide not only of the battle, but of the war itself. He was promoted to brigadier general by the end of the war, and oversaw the peaceful transfer of arms after Appomattox. He was awarded the Medal of Honor. He later became the president of Bowdoin College, then governor of Maine. Plus he has an awesome mustache.

# data[].attributes.body
I don't particularly like him or care for him, he just seems like an odd little man that would be interesting to be around for a short period of time (no longer than a day)

# data[].attributes.body
I'd love tp know how he gave a 2 hour speech after being shot in the chest. Also be interested what it felt like to swim in the Potomac River in the middle of the winter. Finally, since he had a boxing ring in the White House, who was his toughest oppponent?

# data[].attributes.body
I would like to see if she was as bad a queen as history has portrayed her to be. She was so young when she got married and was so unwelcomed by the French. Since she was so disliked by the French people it would stand to reason they did not accurately depict her in records.

# data[].attributes.body
She was very influential in the women's suffrage movement and went on a hunger strike during her time in prison for the women's right to vote. I would love to thank her for her efforts in helping women gain the right to vote and the fight for gender equality.

# data[].attributes.body
Jackie was the first black baseball player to break the color barrier and play in the MLB. I would be interested to hear what kept him going despite all of the hate he was receiving. I would also want to race him if we was willing of course.

# data[].attributes.body
After reading his journal, I think a conversation with the revolutionary would be illuminating, tragic, and inspiring. His work for Cuba, Central America and South America to throw off US influence and overthrow dictatorships cannot be forgotten.

# data[].attributes.body
I would like to meet FDR because he was president through 2 of the toughest periods in American history (The Great Depression and WWII) while battling polio. I would be interested to see how he was able to work through his personal challenges to help see the country through these trying times.

# data[].attributes.body
She founded S.T.A.R and helped organize Queer and Trans people in the US en masse to effect major change, especially active at and following Stonewall making a large and personal impact on many. I think there is a lot I could learn from her.