"Do you not know that here, on this side of the eschaton, children continue to grow?" The Doctor refused to yield: "But I have never killed a twenty-year-old boy". "You killed him twenty years ago" replied the monk, "when he was three months old".

...upon withdrawing the forceps, now certain that he had reduced everything to a pulp, he produced a human heart! The organ was still beating.

In his Summa Theologica he divided the powers of the soul between "sensitive" and "vegetative." In the section of that work labeled Question 118, "Of the Production of Man from Man as to the Soul," he delcared that the vegetative soul exists from the moment of conception, but the sensitive soul, which is not procreated but rather created anew with each person, cannot be transmitted within the semen...He maintained that at approximately the end of the first trimester, when the soul enters the fetus, the fertilized ovum first becomes a full human being. (2)

Adasevic repudiates Milosevic, and claims that the slaughter of the Balkans War was due to the "lack of respect for human life" that abortion engendered. However, a couple of 1993 quotes attributed to him suggest a nationalist perspective. As well as the quote above the fold, there's this:

In order for the nation to survive, every woman must bear at least three children... "Those groups who praise free and planned parenthood, and the unchallengeable right of a woman to abortion, should not forget that in a state subject to the rule of law no one is the master of his own body, whether male or female. A woman must bear herself a replacement, and a man must go to war when the state summons him. (2)

the feminists' agenda did not really seek to free women from the hands of illegal abortionist, but rather, their aim was to assist the biologic destruction of Christians. When the enemies of Serbian people could not manage to destroy us by other means, they decided to do it by biologic means...they don't fight at all to free women from the hands of illegal abortionists, but, in fact, they fight for the biologic destruction of Orthodox and especially Serbian people. (3)

The Serbian Orthodox Church, as the religious community that constitutes the majority in Serbia and Montenegro insists on the need for increasing the birth rate and diminishing reproductive rights (particularly abortion)...The sovereign right of the woman to decide on abortion ought to be abolished, whereas the right of the state should be increased and the right of the father to decide about his posterity should also be introduced. Gynecologist Stojan Adasevic speaks in the same spirit and has also published a book called The Sanctity of Life, with the financial support of SPC [The Serbian Orthodox Church]. According to Adasevic, the problem lies in the moral and ideological approach to childbearing and sexuality. The concept that the aim of the sexual drive is reproduction, not pleasure, ought to be firmly established, as well as the notion that this drive is closely bound to an ultimate duty towards oneself, one's environment, one's nation and the state.

(1) According to the website, this was published in Intime, p. 44 and Politika Ekspres, 28 September, 1994, p. 14.

(2) William Petersen, From Persons to People: Further Studies in the Politics of Population, Transaction Publishers, 2003, pp. 113-114.

(3) Apparently this appeared in Vreme, 19 April 1993, p. 55, and is cited in Wendy Bracewell, "Women, Motherhood, and Contemporary Serbian Nationalism," in Women's Studies International Forum, 19 (1/2), 1996, p. 28.  Bracewell's article in turn is cited by Jeremy Shiffman, Marina Skrabalo, and Jelena Subotic, "Reproductive Rights and the State in Serbia and Croatia", in Social Science & Medicine, 54 (4), 2002, pp. 625-642. Bracewell calls him a "demographer", but I'd be very surprised if it's a different person.