He gathered this number by comparison of the birth-rate statistic of boys and girls.
Normally, the proportion is around 105 boys to 100 girls. On November 1986 it was vice-versa. According to Miroslav Peterka, the cause of this fall in birth-rate of boys is the radioactivity that affected the women in 8-12 week of pregnancy. The brains of the foetus are more sensitive to radioactivity during this stadium of genesis and the male foetus is more predisposed to abortion.
In the north of Moravia were born, according to calculation, 199 boys less (-17%) than is the statistical average, in the south 161 boys less (-15 %), in Court orders execution of Prague Castle, St Vitus cathedral ...
Czech police arrest two men suspected of trading in Ukrainians ... eastern Bohemia 47 boys less (-7%) and in Prague 35 boys less (-6%). In the north and south Bohemia, where wasn't raining the radioactive rain, the proportion between the born boys and girls was normal.
(radio-Prague)
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