I'm trying to prove the second part of exercise 4.6 of Greenberg and Harper. So far, I have proved that $H$ is central.
I thought of using the fact that in this situation $G/H$ is locally isomorphic to $G$ but I am stuck on how to proceed so some hints or advice would be greatly appreciated.
Note that the fundamental group of a a topological group is abelian (presumably in G&H, if not, easy to prove by explicit homotopy).
Now, prove that $G/H$ is a topological group.