The Iron Heel, novel by Jack London, distributed in 1908, portraying the fall of the United States to the brutal extremist autocracy of the Iron Heel, a gathering of syndication business people. Dreading the notoriety of communism, the magnates of the Iron Heel scheme to take out vote based system and, with their mystery police and military, threaten the populace. They induce a German assault on Hawaii on Dec. 4, 1912; as communist transformations overturn industrialist legislatures all over the planet, the Iron Heel has 52 communist individuals from the U.S. Congress detained for injustice. Components of London's vision of autocracy, nationwide conflict, and administrative mistreatment ended up being prophetic in the principal half of the twentieth 100 years.
