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.
Britain was against communism, and the Soviet Union in Poland made the country a communist one. As well, they were losing trade with the country due to Soviet intervention in trades.
