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Some of the Jews who arrived in New Zealand in the 19th century were escaping persecution in Russia and Poland (part of which was then under Russian rule). Hyman Marks, a Polish Jew who arrived in 1861, was a major benefactor of Christchurch Hospital. His bust still stands in the hospital’s foyer.
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John Wilson
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