 During World War II, 37 men die in the service of the Romanian army, and 83 men in the German Army.After Romania changed sides and joined the Allies, 19 families fled in September 1944, and all remaining inhabitants were evacuated to the neighbouring community of "St. Andreas" during September 29 – October 10.During the organised Expulsion of Germans from Romania after World War II, 297 men and women were deported for reconstruction works to Ukraine in January and February 1945, of which 68 died in the coal mines as forced labourers.