Its first inhabitants were Hungarians, but since they left from the village, Csekonics settled Germans in 1829. In 1900, the population of the village was composed of 2,001 Germans, 673 Hungarians, and 64 Romanians. After World War II, as a consequence of the war events, German population fled from the village and was replaced with Serb settlers from Herzegovina and Montenegro.
The village Csekonics' initial inhabitants were Hungarians, but after they left, Germans settled in the village in 1829. By 1900, the population was made up of 2,001 Germans, 673 Hungarians, and 64 Romanians. After World War II, German residents departed, and Serbs from Herzegovina and Montenegro took their place.