could be her (info and picture from the files below) >>files
Uloschenko Pascha (also Loschenko, Wloschenko in the files with different date of birth 01.10.1918; 18.07.1918; 02.06.1925 )
DOB: 01.10.1918
POB: (Uborki, Uborko, Jborki) could be Borki - like the address of her sister in the Tschernigiv region, Ukraine. - could be Бірки (ukr.), Бoрки in rus. or Бoрки (in ukr., Снов’янка today)
forced labour in Lockhausen (Osnabrück) from 27.01-31.07.1943 H.W. Dreyer Wittlage >>file; address: camp „Fernblick“ - Osnabrück; >>file; >>file
forced labour in Hermsdorf (20.03-29.09.1944); list with the remark: „Gestapo verh.“ >>file; forced laborer from the soviet union arrested by the Gestapo >>file
„employer”: Hermsdorf-Schomburg-Isolatoren-Gesellschaft, Niederlassung der Porzellanfabrik Kahla >>file
29.09.1944 taken by Gestapo - why?
27.11.1944 deported from Ravensbrück >> file (PNR: 83799) to Dortmund
Ende November 1944 brachte die SS nochmals 347 Frauen aus Ravensbrück nach Dortmund.
Earnings of Ukrainian female forced laborers. Report by the company Hermsdorf Isolatoren GmbH, Hermsdorf, to the Reich Trustee of Labour for the Economic Region of Thuringia (March 10, 1942). >>p.210
Hermsdorf-Schomburg-Isolatoren-Gesellschaft - employed children as forced laborers >> p. 131/133
Kuluna (maybe Килина (Kylyna); Кулина (Kulyna) Guzuk - could have been together with her in the camp (I assume the date of the post stamp is July 1943)