The killing of Adolf Hitler would not change the historical development of Germany into an totalitarian state.
Explanation:
The killing of Adolf Hitler would not mean necessarily that Germany would not become a Fascist state, since Hitler was just a charismatic figure that took ideas and background from Pangermanism and Völkisch Movement, whose roots date to the early 19th Century as a reaction against French Revolution. He would be replaced by another charismatic figure in German politics.
Industrialization led to the creation of the factory, and the factory system contributed to the growth of urban areas as large numbers of workers migrated into the cities