Kautsky continued his attack on the Bolshevik Revolution in Terrorismus und Kommunismus (Berlin, 1919), which was answered by Trotsky's work of the same title; his only direct experience of Bolshevik methods was summarised in Georgia, a Social-Democratic Peasant Republic (Vienna, 1921), which in its turn drew forth merited criticism from Trotsky in Social Democracy and the Wars of Intervention in Russia (1918–1921) (1922; translated as Between Red and White, London, 1975). Kautsky's final word in this controversy was Von der Demokratie zur Staatssklaverie (Berlin, 1921).