Death
Stuckart was killed on 15 November 1953 near Hanover, West Germany in a car accident. There has been widespread speculation that the "accident" was in reality a staged collision targeting Stuckart as a former Nazi involved in Nazi racial and anti-Jewish policies and activities, although nothing has ever been openly admitted by The Mossad or other groups known to have been involved in other attacks on former Nazis.
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