Allied Troop Capture Nazi Colonel Andreas von Aulock

The transcript describes a scenario where there is no surrender until all emulation and Brandy are depleted. Eventually, white flags are raised, and the staff of a Colonel discovers that the madman of San Malo are prisoners of war.

What does the phrase 'no surrender until all our emulation and Brandy are gone' imply about the speaker's attitude?

What significance do the 'white flags' have in the context of the text?

Who are referred to as 'the madman of San Malo' and what is their situation?

What can be inferred about the conditions of war from the text?

Discuss the implications of the phrase 'prisoners of war' in the context provided.