Albert Sidney Johnston

Albert Sidney Johnston (born 1894) is an American politician, lawyer, and military veteran. He is the founder of the Confederate Freedom Party.

Career
Albert Sidney Johnston graduated Richmond high school in Virginia in 1912. He worked at a shipyard until 1917, after America declaring war on Germany. He then joined the United States Army and served until 1919. After that, he went to college for 4 years and graduated Richmond University in 1923. He was a lawyer from 1923 to present.

Confederate Freedom Party (1935 - present)
In 1935, Johnston formed the Confederate Freedom Party, under the beliefs of conservatism, expanding into the Caribbean, anti-British policy, and anti-isolationism. They also developed plans for the Great Depression. Johnston and Jackson Freeman formed the Dixie Detachment paramilitary. Johnston co-commanded for a while. In 1939 he began mass rallying and urging towards secession of the United States. On September 5th, 1939 he hired James Halloway as the new commander of the Dixie Detachment, as Jackson Freeman retired 2 months before hand.