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In this paper we aim to compare the War Requiem by Dmitri Kabalevsky and the War Requiem by Benjamin Britten, mainly in terms of political ideology. We will sug- gest a different approach concerning the creation of the Kabalevsky's work as a direct an- swer to the West and we will try to compare the two pieces in terms of poetical text and the use of children's choir. Апстракт: У овом раду поредићемо Ратни реквијем Дмитрија Кабалевског и Ратни реквијем Бенџамина Бритна, пре свега на плану политичке иделогије. Предложићемо другачије тумачење настанка дела Кабалевског - као директног одговора Западу - и покушати да упоредимо два дела кроз њихове поетске текстове и начин на који користе дечји хор. Кључне речи: пацифизам, Совјетски савез, Други светски рат, реквијем, световна музика The Second World War was a catastrophic campaign that caused millions of victims all over the world. The casualties after roughly six years of war have been estimated at approximately 60 million people. One can clearly understand that this was the deadliest war campaign in absolute numbers in the history of human- ity. Art, in several instances, tried to capture and describe these horrific situations through creations that were aimed either at giving a frame to a certain event or

The war requiems by Benjamin Britten and Dmitri Kabalevsky: A story of differences