Planar Void, Oath of Druids, and Krosan Reclamation

Planar Void
Whenever another card is put into a graveyard from anywhere, exile that card.

Oath of Druids
At the beginning of each player's upkeep, that player chooses target player who controls more creatures than he or she does and is his or her opponent. The first player may reveal cards from his or her library until he or she reveals a creature card. If he or she does, that player puts that card onto the battlefield and puts all other cards revealed this way into his or her graveyard.

Krosan Reclamation
Instant
Target player shuffles up to two target cards from his or her graveyard into his or her library.
Flashback 1G (You may cast this card from your graveyard for its flashback cost. Then exile it.)

We had this come up in testing tonight. I was pretty sure the situation would play out like I thought, but I wanted to get a better explanation.

Player A controls Oath, has no creatures in the deck (one in hand), has a graveyard of 20 cards or so, and has Krosan Reclamation in his deck. Player B has a Planar Void in play. If Player A allows the trigger on Oath to resolve, his entire deck (including Krosan Rec.) goes into his graveyard as part of the resolution. Then Planar Void triggers once for each card put into the graveyard. With those triggers on the stack, Player A can flashback Krosan Rec. to put, say, Timetwister back into his library. The Planar Void triggers resolve rem... sorry... exiling the remaining cards. Then Player A procedes with his turn, draws Timetwister, etc. etc.

Right?