Life After 1945
After the war, Hielscher retired from all public office. He lived with his wife Gertrud in Marburg and Münnerstadt and from 1964 at the secluded Rimprechtshof near Schönwald in the Black Forest. He was the editor of the Deutsche Corpszeitung during the 1960s, where he published a number of essays on academic fencing. Hielscher continued to lead the UFK until his death in 1990.
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