Operation Valkyrie: Success or Failure?

Note on Wallace:

Before we get to the main topic I wish to be pass on information regarding Wallace, whilst he posted on his site much of what he wrote does not make sense and despite my considerable resources the man doesn't appear to exist anywhere in the world at present.  For the moment I decided to let it go.

Valkyrie:

Who would of thought that the death of Hitler during the last war was a bad thing, some people would think I speak treason to even mention it.  Okay so Operation Valkyrie was technically a success: killed the guy, took control, put Rommel in charge and then surrendered to the Empire.  The war ended and what did the Germany people get, British rule for 30 years and when finally they get their country back oh look it would appear the Empire has also complete economic control.

Not to mention the stigma of letting a guy like Hitler kill millions in the name of Hydra or to give its real name Cthulhu.  No one is surprised by this Hitler was a complete nut when it came to the 'occult' and 'arcane' knowledge.  Of course we all know that the Nazi's were involved in the 1928 incident, there is so much that Lovecraft never published.  Our glorious Empire likes to keep information like that quiet, thinks we will panic like a bunch of kids in a hail storm.  The Empire loves control.

I just wondered how different the world would of been if the assassination attempt had failed, I mean the Russians were making a beeline to Berlin what would happened to the peace deal if the Empire had had to include the Tsar in negotiations.  Russia would of definitely wanted part of the country as payback, they were quite heated about the destruction of Volgograd.  All of Europe wanted payback really, Valkyrie took that away from them, it left an emptiness no justice (read revenge) done.

And we the Empire left them out in the Cold, I have always been quite surprised that Russia never went to war over that.

I've heard people curse the name Valkyrie, it saved lives and stopped the war but people being people wanted their pound of flesh.