beat him to death because in the next scene maria is scrubbing the floor from blood
wait i not sure but was it Liutenant Kotler?
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The masculine given name of Pavel has been popular in Slavic countries since the 1700s. Please be more specific when you edit your question.
Pavel does not like the Nazis because his uncle, the great Otto Klemperer, may lose his music job because he is half-Jewish. Fortunately the Nazis let him stay. Even more fortunately, Otto gets to leave and go to America. When he gets to America, he sends money to Pavel so Pavel can come to Hollywood. Pavel moves in with his uncle's family and goes to Beverly Hills High School. Later he drops out of UCLA and becomes a screenwriter, writing movies about how bad the Nazis were.
Yes, he has one daughter.
Kotler beat Pavel to death.
Pavel is killed when he drops a bottle of wine into Lieutenant Kotler's lap. In a bout of anger, Kotler kills him - though the book does not say how he died.
The wine wasted in Lieutenant Kotler's lap.
In the book, Kotler does kill Pavel. However, it is not directly said that he was killed but he does not show up again after that incident. In the movie, Pavel's dead body is shown after Kotler drags him into the hall and kills him.
Lieutenant Kotler called Pavel a word that Bruno did not know most likely a cuss word.
Pavel serves food to Bruno's family and is a waiter to them , but before he came to Auschwitz he was a doctor.
Lieutenant Kotler and Gretel talk. Pavel makes a swing and Bruno falls off. Pavel cleans the cut and the mum says thank you.
Bruno is surprised beacause Pavel works in the kitchen
Bruno was terrified of Kotler as he had seen him beat up Pavel .
Because he thought he would get untroubled if he told the truth and he might get punished by receiving what pavel had gotten ( beat to death)
they needed someone with small hands to clean the cups and they needed some one instead of pavel(who was killed)
pavel, the Jew who waits on them at the table, helps Bruno to find a tire, on the orders of Lieutenant Kotler, a nazi soldier