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Written by Ivan Edwards 
  
 Ever put a quote in your essay without knowing any of the context? 
  
 We all have at some point, and it turns out the University of Exeter’s Career Zone are no different, after a recent email blast to students featured an inspirational quote about seizing opportunities – the quotee being a former Nazi general. 
  
 A message sent on 4th June featured the quote, “One cannot permit unique opportunities to slip by for the sake of trifles”, attributed to Erwin Rommel and placed on a scenic sunset background, followed by careers information and job openings. 
  
 Unfortunately for the Career Zone, Rommel was one of the most famous German commanders of the Second World War. He led the North African campaign of 1941-3 in which the Germans won surprise victories against the allies. 
  
 The “trifles” quote came during a dispute with his Italian counterpart Ito Garibaldi, as Rommel argued for an aggressive strategy to take as many Libyan cities as possible. There would be 220,000 British casualties by the end of the North African campaign. 
  
 However, Rommel’s commitment to Nazi ideology continues to be debated by historians today. He had served as commander of Hitler’s personal bodyguard and would have been aware of clandestine Nazi missions. However, he died after being accused of involvement in a plot to kill Hitler, when it was clear the War was lost. 
  
 A member of the University’s social media team commented on a Facebook post, by a student highlighting who they had quoted. Her response was this: “We have spoken with our careers team. We understand that this quote was chosen from the website Quotefancy and the person who selected it did not recognise the name. We apologise unreservedly and will put processes in place to ensure this doesnβt happen again.” 
  
 It is evident that there was no malicious intent in choosing the quote, and this was merely an unfortunate error. With so many aesthetic inspirational quotes (with so many sunsets) floating around on the internet, perhaps it is inevitable that one day you will accidentally pay tribute to some unsavoury character. 
  
 More recent emails from the Career Zone have returned to safer ground, with this message from American author Og Mandino: “Always do your best. What you plant now, you will harvest later.” 
  
 And if that doesn’t get you applying for internships, nothing will. ||||| A couple walk through the entrance of Nazi death camp Sachsenhausen with the slogan 'Arbeit macht Frei' , meaning 'labor makes free' on the eve of the 68th anniversary of the liberation of the camp in Oranienburg on April 21, 2013. (Photo: Markus Schreiber, AP) 
  
 The University of Exeter apologized after its career services center sent an email to staff and students that included a quote from Nazi general Erwin Rommel on June 4. 
  
 The email, which was meant to inspire students to explore career options, included the Rommel quote, "One cannot permit unique opportunities to slip by for the sake of trifles," according to the Falmouth Anchor, the University of Exeter's student newspaper. 
  
 Rommel, who was also known as "Desert Fox," was a general in World War II who commanded Adolf Hitler’s army in North Africa. 
  
 A spokesman from Exeter University, which has campuses in Devon and Falmouth, England, apologized and said including the quote was a mistake. 
  
 "This was a genuine error and in no way intentional, however we apologize unreservedly for any offense it may have caused, and have put additional processes in place to ensure this doesn’t happen again," a spokesman for the University said in a statement sent to USA TODAY Friday. 
  
 The spokesman also explained how an employee at the university found the quote and included it in the email. 
  
 “A member of staff used the public, free access website ‘Quotefancy’ to find a quotation for use as part of an internal email. This website generates suggestions randomly from thousands within its database, listed under different categories," a spokesman for Exeter Univeristy said. "Unfortunately, the staff member did not recognize the name attributed to the generated quote." 
  
 According to Fox News, the National Union of Students said Jewish students have felt "increasingly unsafe" at universities in the United Kingdom due to allegations of anti-Semitism across Britain. 
  
 “Exeter must take appropriate action to rectify the damage caused and provide sufficient reassurances that something like this will never happen again,” National Union of Students said in a statement. 
  
 Exeter University also faced criticism last month after several law students were expelled for sending racist messages in a private WhatsApp. 
  
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 Careers services at the University of Exeter quoted Erwin Rommel, a World War II Nazi general known as “Desert Fox,” in an email blast to staff and students with a scenic sunset background, Sky News reported. 
  
 The controversial email quoted the senior member of Adolf Hitler’s Nazi war machine as saying: “One cannot permit unique opportunities to slip by for the sake of trifles.” 
  
 The National Union of Students said in a statement that Jewish students have been feeling “increasingly unsafe” at universities, and often avoid applying to certain campuses due to “fears of anti-Semitism.” 
  
 “Exeter must take appropriate action to rectify the damage caused and provide sufficient reassurances that something like this will never happen again,” the group added in a statement. 
  
 A university spokesman said the staff member who picked the quote did not know who Rommel was, and the information was taken from a random quote generator. 
  
 “This was a genuine error and in no way intentional, however we apologise unreservedly for any offence it may have caused, and have put additional processes in place to ensure this doesn’t happen again,” the statement said. 
  
 BBC reported that Rommel’s quote was from a campaign against British troops in North Africa, when he was commanding the German Afrika Korps. 
  
 While historians debate how closely Rommel supported the Nazi regime, the student newspaper, “The Falmouth Anchor,” reported that he served as commander of Hitler’s personal bodyguard, however, he died after being accused of involvement in a plot to assassinate Hitler when it was clear the war had been lost. ||||| Image copyright Albert Harlingue/Getty Image caption The member of staff did not recognise Erwin Rommel's name, the university said 
  
 A university has apologised for emailing students a quote by a German World War Two general in what was meant to be a motivational message. 
  
 The email quoted Erwin Rommel's saying: "One cannot permit unique opportunities to slip by for the sake of trifles." 
  
 The University of Exeter said the quote, used by a member of staff in its career advice service, was "randomly" generated from a website. 
  
 As reported by the Falmouth Packet, the email was distributed "internally". 
  
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 The National Union of Students said Jewish students are feeling "increasingly unsafe" at university, and often avoid applying to certain campuses due to "fears of anti-Semitism". 
  
 "Exeter must take appropriate action to rectify the damage caused and provide sufficient reassurances that something like this will never happen again," it added in a statement. 
  
 Image caption The University of Exeter has apologised for the email 
  
 A spokesman for the University of Exeter said a career advice member of staff used the website Quotefancy to find a quotation for the "internal email" to students and staff 
  
 "Unfortunately, the staff member did not recognise the name attributed to the generated quote," the added. 
  
 "This was a genuine error and in no way intentional, however, we apologise unreservedly for any offence it may have caused, and have put additional processes in place to ensure this doesn't happen again." 
  
 Image copyright ullstein bild Dtl./Getty Image caption Erwin Rommel, seen here with Adolf Hitler, fought for the Nazi regime 
  
 Rommel, who was known as the "Desert Fox", became famous for commanding the German Afrika Korps during World War Two. 
  
 The quotation used in the email is thought to have been said by Rommel during his campaigns against British troops in North Africa. 
  
 There remains debate about how closely Rommel supported the Nazi regime. 
  
 He died for his part in the attempt to assassinate Adolf Hitler, but some historians argue he was a supporter of Nazi ideology. |||||
Output:
Quoting a German World War Two general may not be the best way to inspire young people, as a British school learned this month. Now Exeter University in South West England has apologized after sending a mass email to staff and students quoting former general Erwin Rommel, USA Today reports. "One cannot permit unique opportunities to slip by for the sake of trifles," reads the quote, apparently spoken by the general in his North African campaigns against British troops, per the BBC. Seems the June 4 email aimed to inspire students to seek out career options. A university spokesman blamed a staff member who didn't recognize Rommel's name. "A member of staff used the public, free access website 'Quotefancy' to find a quotation for use as part of an internal email," says the spokesman. "Unfortunately, the staff member did not recognize the name attributed to the generated quote." (And to be fair, there is debate among historians about how much Rommel endorsed the Nazi regime.) The Exeter student newspaper the Falmouth Anchor, which broke the story, says "it is evident that there was no malicious intent in choosing the quote," but Fox News says the National Union of Students isn't taking it lightly. Jewish students feel "increasingly unsafe" at universities and avoid some schools over "fears of anti-Semitism," the group says, adding that "Exeter must take appropriate action to rectify the damage" and make sure "something like this will never happen again."