uncategorised German ceremony photo with known label. Translation help?

[mmerc20]

 I have a handful of  German photos brought back by a US soldier but most don't have any labels on the back however this one is a little different. 

 It's an interesting photo of a ceremony of some sorts and has pencil writing on the back.  My problem now though is I can't read the handwriting at all.  Is anyone able to understand what is written? 

Thanks a lot,

Mike

Edited March 7, 2016 by hucks216

[paul wood]

It's taken at Crailsheim in Baden-Wurttemberg and I think its the 41st Infantry

Paul

[Bernhard H.Holst]

Hello Mike.

I am unsure about your question whether you just cannot read the Suetterlin or also cannot translate. So here goes both, first reading the inscription:

Heldengedenktag 41

Crailsheim

nach der der Kranzniederlegung.

Ich hat einen Kameraden.

Translation:

Heroes Remembrance Day ( war deads' remembrance day ) 1941

Crailsheim ( locale in Germany )

after the wreath deposition

Ich hat einen Kameraden or I once had a comrade, a song paying tribute to the war deaths performed to this day following remembrance ceremonies or burial of military personnel.

Bernhard H. Holst

[mmerc20]

 I couldn't read the handwriting and definitely appreciate the translation.  That's wonderful.

 

mike