in 1918, after world war i, the village became part of the newly formed kingdom of serbs, croats and slovenes (future yugoslavia). during world war ii (1941–1944), it was included into the german-occupied banat region. as a consequence of events during the war and the axis occupation, most of the german population fled from the village with the german army in 1944. the smaller part of the population that stayed in the village was sent to prison camps. in 1945-1946, serb families from bosnia came to the settlement.