Fundamental Group of Quotient Space

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Hi

I don't know how to attack the following question, any hints would be appreciated:

If G is a simply connected topological group and H is a discrete subgroup, then [itex]\pi_1(G/H, 1) \cong H[/itex].Thank you

James
 
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Do you know how to find the fundamental group of [itex]S^1[/itex] (using covering spaces). Can you adjust the proof a little bit such that it holds in this case??