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The life of DonaldCaskie - the so-called Tartan Pimpernel - is to be immortalised on film for the BBC.Caskie, a Church of Scotland minister from Islay who preached in Paris, earned his nickname by helping thousands of British servicemen escape from Nazi-occupied France during the Second World War.
Caskie spoke Gaelic to confuse German spies and inquisitors, but was betrayed by an English double agent.
Caskie was born in Islay in 1902, studied Divinity at Edinburgh University and gained his first parish at Gretna, before leaving to become minister of the Scots Kirk in Paris.
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