 In its Muslim variant, it was a synthesis of nationalism, communism and anarchism as well as religion.Muslim communists included people from groups which predated the Russian Revolution, joining the Russian Bolshevik Party between 1917 and 1920—some of whom later were Narkomnats under the People's Commissar Joseph Stalin.In 1918, the book "Do Khvyli" (translated into English as "On The Current Situation in the Ukraine", P. Potichnyj ed.