What the bloody hell does "Щорс" mean?

[Masonator]

I can't find any documentation or meanings for this word, yet for some reason it's available as an inscription for Soviet tanks.

For reference

Any native Russians out there have any idea what this means? I haven't got a clue, I've been asking every one of my mates who speaks even some Russian and none of them can figure it out.

Is it an acronym for something, maybe?

[Masonator]

Escrito originalmente por Mirage:

Just putting it into google makes Nikolay Shchors, a Red Army commander.

I actually found that result myself and disregarded it because it seemed weird for a WWII tank to have inscriptions, especially that of a person's name, dating back the Russian Civil War. Thanks, nonetheless.

[GIJoe597]

The description window in your picture actually shows it named "Shchors" text. I guess it is for Nickolay Shchors, no?