Haarmann initially adapted to military life, and performed well as a trainee soldier; however, after five months of military service, he began to suffer periodic lapses of consciousness which would be diagnosed as being "equivalent to epilepsy" in October 1895.
Haarmann initially adapted to military life. Haarmann initially performed well as a trainee soldier. He began to suffer periodic lapses of consciousness. This was after five months of military service. This was however. These periodic lapses of consciousness would be diagnosed as being "equivalent to epilepsy" in October 1895.