Harry Mulisch died 10 years ago, please help completing his European ancestry

Question

Harry Mulisch, the world famous Dutch writer, died 10 years ago. He is one of the best known authors of his time.

His ancestors came from multiple countries (Belgium, Austria, Germany and probably more). His mother was Jewish and moved to the USA.

Please help connecting this European to the global tree!

Answer 1

Name:	Harry Kurt Victor Mulisch
Gender:	Male
Death Age:	83
Birth Date:	29 Jul 1927
Birth Place:	Belgium, Haarlem
Marriage Date:	1989
Residence Place:	Netherlands, Dutch, United States, Jerusalem
Death Date:	abt 2010
Obituary Date:	2 Nov 2010
Parents:	Karl Mulisch; Karl lodged
Spouse:	Sjoerdje Woudenberg Source Citation Telegraph News; Publication Date: 2/ Nov/ 2010; Publication Place: London, Eng, United Kingdom

Wasn’t able to find spouse records 

Comments

Spouse is still alive as are his children....

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Mother

https://www.ancestry.com/sharing/21891202?h=20f829&utm_campaign=bandido-webparts&utm_source=post-share-modal&utm_medium=copy-url

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Added, thanks

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Alice’s parent’s divorce 

Name:	Jacob Schwarz
Divorce Date:	28 nov 1931
Divorce Place:	The Hague,
Spouse:	Bella Lucie Netter Source Information Ancestry.com. Web: The Hague, Netherlands, Divorce Index, 1812-1931 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2011.

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Good find! I would never have thought they would move to the Netherlands as well.

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More info (civil register extracts) on Schwarz/Netter couple and their parents in marriage attachments, images 540-549:

"Belgique, Anvers, registres d’état civil, 1588-1913," database with images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-8BF7-3CF?cc=2138481&wc=Q82R-THL%3A1007785401%2C1008524101 : 22 May 2014), Antwerpen > Huwelijksbijlagen 1906 (nr. 1798-1992) > image 540 of 1162; België Staatsarchief (Belgium State Archives), Brussels.

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Thanks. The handwriting on the German records requires someone more advanced than me

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The Belgian civil services officers saw that coming, Michel. That's why they had all German documents translated to French for you...