The legendary "Hannah Dialogues" by Günther Anders are published for the first time. After the death of his first wife, Hannah Arendt, from whom he had divorced in 1937, in December 1975, Günther Anders began to review his notes from their years together in Berlin starting in 1929, in memory of that happy first period of their life together. He aimed to reconstruct the philosophical conversations they had at that time, in honor of Hannah, whom he regarded as the first and only love of his life. These "Hannah Dialogues," which had previously only existed in manuscript form, are edited here for the first time by Gerhard Oberschlick. A detailed essay by Christian Dries sheds light on the life and thought paths of Hannah Arendt and Günther Anders, helping to contextualize the dialogues within the broader body of work of both protagonists.