In 1920, after the liberation of Thrace, it began to take its modern form. For example, in mid-June 1920, 5-6 Bulgarians and 17 komitatzids attempted to attack the village, from which they stole 64 sheep and goats, 7 cows, 5 oxen and a donkey, while at the same time they brutally abused some residents of the village. In 1922, after the Asia Minor catastrophe, many refugee families came (168 people or 22 families). They built their houses and were given lands for cultivation, from the area. Today, there are only a few Refugees in the village. Most have left for Thessaloniki and Athens. The Italian and German occupation left its mark on the village.