This document is a transcript of a discussion and lecture on the topic "The Structure of Historical Events and the Question of the Historical Subject". The discussion begins with an exposition on historical events such as the eruption of Vesuvius and the Trojan War, focusing on their structure and the role of the historical subject or subjects. Throughout the recording, there are transitions between lecture and discussion, with some parts of the lecture being skipped. Special attention is given to concepts such as "friendship as a historical matter", "truth can only manifest through logos without the mediation of physis", and "he who is not prepared to respond to a non-objective call will not even hear it". The discussion also touches upon philosophical concepts, including Heidegger's thought, and emphasizes humanity's ability to hear and follow a "non-objective call". The document captures a profound philosophical reflection on the nature of history, subjectivity, and human existence.