The end of WWII made sorrowful changes in the colourful history of the village: 287 German families were deported and 243 families were located in Harta. These people with Hungarian mother tongue came from several villages of the Upper Hungary (Modern Slovakia) region: Alsószeli, Csölösztő, Diószeg, Garamlök, Garammikola, Gútor, Kálna, Kisbalog, Kisfödémes, Kismácséd, Kispeszek, Kisújfalu, Léva, Losonc, Nagybalog, Nagysalló, Nagyfödémes, Nagymácséd, Nagypeszek, Nyírágó, Osgyán, Pádár, Rimaszombat, Somorja, Taksony, Tejfalu. After a hard beginning of their coexistence with the local community, people became reconciled to their common fate, and started to work together successfully establishing the development of the village.