 The village sided with [[Bulgaria]] during the [[Balkan Wars]] and the [[First World War]], but became part of Greece following the [[First Balkan War]].From the 1930s and especially 1940s many of its citizens became active in [[National awakening of the ethnic Macedonians|Macedonian separatist]] and [[communism|Communist]] groups, the latter due to the Communists' advocacy on behalf of equal rights for ethnic minorities.The village sided with the [[National Liberation Front (Macedonia)|National Liberation Front]] on the Communist side during the [[Greek Civil War]], and was destroyed when the Communists lost the war.